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I just installed IPCop v1.30, I have port forwarding setup to send ports 80, 21, and 143 to my other linux server for my website, imap connections to my mail and ftp. I cant get to any of them
I have a GREEN and RED Network. GREEN is 192.168.1.0 and RED is my cable ISP.
Have you specifically enabled port forwarding in the config? Note that v1.3 is different from previous versions. Here is a pretty good description/howto on enabling port forwarding in v1.3.
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