MISA OPTION CloudGate, Техническая документация инструкция

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Option CloudGate - Last updated on 14/05/2014
Priority Order Between Remote Login, DMZ, and
Port Forwarding Rules
An internal routing table gives priority for different routing rules like remote login, DMZ, and port
forwarding rules.
IMPORTANT: The first line of this table has the highest priority.
IMPORTANT: The first line of this table has the highest priority.
Default
By default, the DMZ and remote login are not active, and the CloudGate rejects all external IP traffic
wanting access to the unit. This is also the reason why the WAN -> Local default policy is set to Reject in
the
firewall rules .
In this case, the routing table looks like:
Reject everything
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Remote Login Enabled
If remote login is enabled , you make a hole in this firewall at port 443. (Even when you do not enter
“443” in the port list!)
In this case, the routing table looks like:
Port 443 is open for HTTPS
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Reject everything
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TIP These two lines are always at the bottom of the routing table.
If you add port 1800 in the remote login port field, both port 443 and port 1800 will be open.
In this case, the routing table looks like:
Port 1800 is open for HTTPS
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Port 443 is open for HTTPS
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Reject everything
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DMZ
The DMZ has a lower priority than the remote login and port forwarding rules, so activating the DMZ
results in the next routing table:
Port 1800 is open for HTTPS
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