Configuration of Nat

Idris,

Did you use this kb?

I did but still could not access the server.

Please share the rule.

Is the firewall enabled on the destination server? XG uses public ip or there is another router in front of it?

Is the firewall enabled on the destination server? I will need to confirm this......

Yes XG uses public ip and there is no other router?

Aside from checking if the firewall is enabled on the router, I want to be sure if my configurations are correct.... I saw somewhere that in the destination host/network column, an Alias needs to be created which would be LAN IP address of the server while some said no alias rather it would be the WAN IP address of the interface.

Also some said I check the recursive box and some ignored.

Want to know the actual thing to do.

Is the firewall enabled on the destination server? I will need to confirm this......

Yes XG uses public ip and there is no other router?

Aside from checking if the firewall is enabled on the router, I want to be sure if my configurations are correct.... I saw somewhere that in the destination host/network column, an Alias needs to be created which would be LAN IP address of the server while some said no alias rather it would be the WAN IP address of the interface.

Also some said I check the recursive box and some ignored.

Want to know the actual thing to do.

Idris,

To dnat on a wan Alias:

I have all these, just want to know if there is need to configure an Alias or not.

Alias is needed only if you need to add additional ips (in the same subnet) on the same interface.

An inbound rule has been created on the server yet still can not access the internal server....

Please how do I troubleshoot.

Idris,

Please post a tcpdump output from XG console:

tcpdump to the WAN interface or where?

Idris,

I sent you a PM. I may connect to your XG and have a look at the issue.

Please let me know.