Smoothwall: How do I make ports available??(newbie)

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Smoothwall: How do I make ports available??(newbie)

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11-20-2001, 07:31 PM	#1
Caffinated LQ Newbie Registered: Nov 2001 Posts: 1 Rep:	Smoothwall: How do I make ports available??(newbie) I have smoothwall working. Now someone wants ports 9000-9004 open. The smoothwall docs have no examples, which makes it really hard for me. The best I can figure, I need to use port forwarding, or external service access. I'm betting on the second. So: external service access proto source dest port enabled [TCP] [ ALL ] [ 9000 ] [X] This should mean that all outside connections using port 9000 wil be granted access? Is it bi-directional? Can all our internal systems send on port 9000? Someone file sharing program wont work thru NAT. Thanks.

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