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Chapter 3 • Using the Web UI
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3.4.6
Port Forwarding
The
Port Forwarding
page allows the user to enable and set up a DMZ IP address and specific port
forwarding rules. If both DMZ and port forwarding rules are enabled, then the port forwarding rules
take precedence and all other traffic is forwarded to the DMZ IP address.
Figure 16: Port Forwarding page
Note:
If you have configured the advanced NAT configuration rules, you cannot make any changes
on the
Port Forwarding
page. Click the
Advanced Configuration
button to go to the
Advanced NAT Configuration
page and make your changes.
DMZ Settings:
This section allows the user to enable and configure the DMZ IP address.
When enabled, all incoming traffic is forwarded to that address.
Port Forwarding:
This section allows the user to configure the rule details for five separate
rules.
The port forwarding parameters to be configured are:
–
Rule Name
–
Incoming Port
–
Incoming Protocol: TCP or UDP or TCP & UDP
–
Incoming Protocol
–
Rule Enabled
Port Triggering:
This allows traffic to automatically configure port forwarding to the
originating device. The port forwarding rule is active for 120 seconds after the trigger event
occurs.
