Hi experts. May I seek your wisdom on the problem I encountered. I want to forward port from my external IP 122.52.xxx.xxx with port 7920 to my internal IP 10.10.xx.xx with port 1433. The image below describes the things I have done in cisco rv340w.
And this is my Forwarding Table
I already have an allowable inbound/outbound rule of windows firewall of these ports to the recipient device of my internal IP but still the 7920 port is not open if I telnet my external IP using external network just to test if the 7920 is open.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
- What is the status showing (open or close) for those two ports (1433 and 7920 when the ISP link is directly terminated in your system (bypassing the RV340W router), this is to verify whether the port is open at the ISP end or not?
- Answers:
- I have to schedule this activity on weekends since it will disrupt the internet connection of the office if this will be done during weekdays.
- I can ping my external IP from the outside network, so it means my external IP is working and I confirmed it from the ISP that it is dedicated IP. So probably, if I am correct, the port is being blocked by cisco rv340w but my problem is just where will I look it at. The image below is the ACL.
The red arrow points the 3 ports denied by the system. I set up the first two and according to the forum I got from other informative sites is that after I allow ports to be opened, I should immediate deny it afterwards, hence the first two denied ports. However, the third red arrow points to the system generated denial of port. The problem with this is that I am not allowed to edit or disable the rule of denying ports. Maybe, you could look into this. Thank you very much for helping me Sujoy Paria.
