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Old 12-31-2003, 05:45 PM   #1
atomicx
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smoothwall port forwarding


I have installed Smoothwall 2.0 and everything seems to be working. When I'm at work I can ssh and view webpages just fine by using port forwarding example below

Proto External source IP Source port Destination IP Destination
TCP ALL 80 192.168.0.198 80
TCP ALL 22 192.168.0.198 22

However when I'm at home on the internal network I'm not able to ssh or view webpages.

Is there something that needs to be enable to allow internal IP to access the port forwarding schema

Thanks
Troy
 
Old 12-31-2003, 11:38 PM   #2
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Umm, why wouldn't you just go directly to the internal address? You shouldn't be connecting to an internal host on the same network by using it's outside address any way.
 
  


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