RV180 Access Rules and NAT

[seandonnelly]

OK I have a RV180 that I'm having some issues with access rules and the one to one NAT.

What I have is very basic in regards to needs. Internet outbound is flowing just fine.

I have an FTP server that is not using the WAN interface for the public IP, so I created a One to One NAT Private Range Begin 192.168.8.28 for the inside address. I then enter in the Public IP 1.1.1.1 Set the Range length to 1 and service to FTP (also tried any) and then saved.

In my access rules I created and Inbound rule for always allow ANY for FTP

Send to Local Server (DNAT IP) is 192.168.8.28

Use other WAN IP Address is enabled and set to 1.1.1.1 and the rule is enabled

No joy in connecting to FTP and I do not see anything in the logs showing the port being blocked. What am I missing here?

[anthony.kellar]

I have never configured the RV180...but, if it like other routers...

Make sure to allow traffic to the public IP rather than the private. NAT is evaluated after the ACL.

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[paolo bevilacqua]

Wrong forum, try "small business - routers". You can move your post using the Actions panel on the right.

[seandonnelly]

If I create a one-to-one NAT for a specific internal IP that system is unable to access the web, only internal network functions. I then need to clear out that entry and reboot the device to allow the internal system access to the intenet again. I must be missing something in this setup, any thoughts?

[Te-Kai Liu · Accepted solution]

After an one-to-one rule is configured, the outbound traffic is allowed by default and the inbound traffic is allowed per the services defined in the one-to-one NAT rule.

[seandonnelly]

Pefect thank you so much for the response, this is what i needed!