Hi,
We have a DNAT rule that allow us to access our server with RDP from internet with different port number, the rule working correctly, but in the logs we can see lots of drop UDP connections from the the IP address and port number that we try to access the server with RDP.
what are these UDP packages? why should the we see incoming UDP packages at all?
The WAN interface has 6 public IP address. this is my DNAT rule, to my opinion this is not in violation with Rule #4. please correct me if I'm wrong.
The WAN interface has 6 public IP address. this is my DNAT rule, to my opinion this is not in violation with Rule #4. please correct me if I'm wrong.
It dont goes to the External (WAN) (Network) but to IP address
Also as you can see the service does not use any UDP. It looks like that this drop UDP heppens only when we accessing the serve 2012! when we accessing the server 2008 I can not see any drop UDP from my IP address.
HI,
I did create a new service object for the port nummer but when try to use it in my nat rule get this error:
is this means that I should also create a custom service object for "Add The service TO" ?
Any idea?
Hi,
sorry for the delay, finaly I get the chance to run a test,
I did create 2 servicedefinition for a port forwarding to a server 2012 R2 in our network, both service definitions has TCP/UDP.
Now when access the server with RDP we see some changes in the firewall logs, but it looks like that the internal server still droping the UDP packages. I did disable the local Windows Firewall but still the same issue. it look like that Remote desktop on the server dont use UDP.
Any suggestion?
