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I assumed that you already had the required srevice running on port 20000? What service are you trying to run? ssh? To check if it is running on port 20000:
netstat -nlp | grep 20000
If it isn't then you need to add a Port option for all ports you want sshd to listen on to sshd_config and restart sshd- eg:
Port 22
Port 20000
in order to forward ports also for http, sftp, etc.. must i do this for each desired service, or can i handle it somehow to forward any connections to port 10000 to the intended address (which would be my home address) with subport information that would connect to a specific service in home?
dunno if that even makes sense hopes someone understand what im saying, but maybe this is simply not possible
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