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RV325 - Port forwarded but still closed

randrade86
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We have a RV325 (192.168.63.1) router behind our TP-Link router (192.168.0.1), in a pretty simple setup. 

 

RV325 is also the DHCP server. Everything works great except that no device in 192.168.63.0/24 is accessible from outside (Internet). We forwarded all ports that we needed from TP-LINK to RV325, but looks like RV325 is not forwarding any ports to other IPs (192.168.63.2 for example)

 

For this example, we did a PAT the TCP port 3000 to 192.168.63.2 81 and ran a nmap scan from an external machine:

 

 

Nmap scan report for XXXXXXX (XXXXXXXXX)
Host is up (0.22s latency).
PORT STATE SERVICE
3000/tcp closed ppp

 

TP-Link is certainly not the problem since if we enable PPTP in RV325, it will show the 1723/tcp open

 

2018-04-17 20_32_59 PuTTY.png

 

Here is our PAT settings:

2018-04-17 20_37_17-Cisco RV325 Configuration Utility.png

 

We tried to set firewall permissive access rules or even disable the firewall but to no avail.

Running RV325 on latest firmware, can ping 192.168.63.2 just fine. We just did a factory reset.

Can anyone shed a light?

Firmware Version: v1.4.2.17 (2017-10-30, 15:50:18)
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I think my problem had to do with my ISP blocking ports they claim not
to block.  As soon as I forwarded from Port 5000 to my sub-1024 well
known port it all started working.   There is an excellent chance this
was not a problem with the Cisco.

My unit was faulty. I bought an used Fortigate router and it worked flawlessly. We retired our Cisco RV325.