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Chapter 7. Forwarding Rules
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7.1 V IRTUAL S ERVER
By default, the router’s network address translation (NAT) firewall will block unrecognized
incoming packets from the Internet (WAN) to protect internal clients on the LAN and WLAN. To
allow direct external access for specific Internet services, use the Virtual Server capability.
For example, if you have FTP, web and VPN servers on your local network, you could define
them as follows:
Server ID Service Port Server IP Enable Use Rule #
FTP 1 21 192.168.123.1 Yes 0
Web 2 80 192.168.123.2 Yes 0
VPN 3 1723 192.168.123.3 Yes 0
Using the menus at the bottom of the page, define each server.
1. Select a service from the drop-down menu.
2. Choose a schedule rule. Rule 0 is always on. (Custom rules are defined in Security
Setting).
3. Select an ID number (1–20).
4. Click
Copy to.
Tip: The inbound packet filters will protect Virtual Servers. See Security Settings > Packet Filters.
Tip: Rules are scheduled in Advanced Settings > Schedule Rule.