09-13-2011 05:07 PM
I am trying to allow incoming requests from the WAN on a RV220W for http, FTP, and a further service on port 8080.
Note: Firmware is v1.0.2.4.
I have tried setting this up under Firewall / Port Forwarding and under Firewall / Rules.
Despite this, there is no access from outside. I had this all working quite happily with a Dynalink RTA1046VW, which was running the network previously.
Are there known issues which may be affecting this? Suggestions welcome
Alan
09-13-2011 11:57 PM
Hi Alan,
there is a bug described in the 1.0.2.4 release notes:
Internet NAT redirection does not work using firewall port-forwarding rules.
A LAN client cannot access a service by using the WAN IP address of the
LAN device (such as an IP camera or an FTP server).
Work Around: Do not use the Firewall > Port Forwarding page, but instead
create the forwarding rule by using the Firewall > Access Rules page. The
working port forwarding entry is created along with the firewall access rule.
09-14-2011 01:11 AM
Jens
I had noticed that bug and tried adding the exception under Firewall / Access Rules. But still no go.
The details of the rule for HTTP is as follows:
------------------------------------------------
Add / Edit Access Rule Configuration
Connection Type: | |||
Action: | |||
Schedule: | |||
Service: | |||
Source IP: | |||
Start: | |||
Finish: | |||
Destination IP: | |||
Start: | |||
Finish: | |||
Use This SNAT IP Address: | Enable | ||
SNAT IP: | |||
Send to Local Server (DNAT IP): | 17.23.50.10 | ||
Use Other WAN (Internet) IP Address: | Enable | ||
WAN (Internet) Destination IP: | |||
Rule Status: |
---------------------------------------
Is anything amiss there?
09-14-2011 04:54 AM
do you still have any port forwarding enabled? it maybe conflicting. http rules works on my RV220W. I can only suggest you try to reset the router to factory defaults and try again.
09-14-2011 06:32 AM
Same thing on my RV220W with firmware 1.0.2.4. When I create a new firewall rule for HTTPS forwarding, the appropriate port forwarding rule will be generated automatically. So no way to get port 443 open for incoming connections.
Regards,
Thomas
09-14-2011 10:11 AM
If 17.23.50.10 is the internal IP of your server and port 80 is waiting for requests then everything is correct.
For me this woks as expected. I'm using dynDNS + Reverse Proxy behind port 80.
09-20-2011 09:37 PM
I too have been knocking my head trying to get this figured out. Not to sound like a stupid question, but is the DNAT address that of the router, or of the machine that you are trying to set the port up for? Right now I have it set at the router IP, thinking that it is doing the NAT duties.
Thanks for any help!
Ron
09-26-2011 01:26 PM
I've tried everything here and in similar forums, even with 1.0.1.0 and 1.0.2.4, and none of them I have succeeded.
what I'm trying is to get up my FTP server with port forwarding, will also have a small web server (for local USE)
I get in touch with my FTP server locally, but always ends with "Time out"
This will log using FileZilla:
Status: Connecting to 192.168.1.199:21 ...
Status: Connection established, waiting for welcome message ...
Answer: 220 vsftpd 2.0.4 + (ext.3) ready ...
Command: USER admin
Response: 331 Please specify the password.
Command: PASS *********
Response: 230 Login Successful.
Command: SYST
Response: 215 UNIX Type: L8
Command: FEAT
Answer: 211-Features:
Response: EPRT
Answer: EPSV
Response: MDTM
Answer: PASV
Response: UTF8
Response: REST STREAM
Response: SIZE
Answer: TVFS
Response: 211 End
Command: opts UTF8 ON
Response: 200 UTF8 option is on.
Status: Connected
Status: Retrieving directory listing ...
Command: PWD
Response: 257 "/"
Command: TYPE I
Response: 200 Switching to Binary mode.
Command: PASV
Error: Connection closed by server
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing
But all this works great with my D-Link DIR-655
Want to trade up to me a little more stabiulare router so I chose this, either I get to go back to my D-Link
or you can get any sensible answers here?
09-15-2011 05:23 PM
This issue has been resolved.
The router was having a problem with the IP range being used, which was 17.23.50.xxx.
When I changed the IP range to 172.23.50.xxx, port forwarding worked as instructed.
My thanks go to Gleb Sharkunov from Cisco Support for this suggestion.
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