Port Forwarding

It is the process of routing the ports required to connect to the local network servers over the Internet to the corresponding IP addresses. TCP, UDP and GRE protocols are supported. When a specific IP address and ports to be routed are entered, the system automatically assigns the name and real IP address corresponding to the IP address.

Port Forwarding New Record

FIELD	DESCRIPTION
`Status`	Choose either active or passive as status.
`Log Traffic`	By activating the button, port forwarding traffic can be sent to the Syslog server.
`Security Policy`	Security Policy is selected.
`Local IP Interface`	The IP interface to be port forwarded is selected.
`Protocol`	Choose protocol to be routed.
`Description`	Enter description.
`Local IP Address`	Enter IP address for which port address is to be performed.
`Local Port`	Enter port number to be routed.
`NAT Interface`	NAT interface is selected.
`WAN IP Address`	Enter WAN IPv4 address to which routing is performed.
`WAN Port`	Enter port number to which routing is performed.
`Networked to be Accessed`	Choose network to which routing is performed.
`Maximum Number of Connections per Person`	Enter maximum number of connections to port to which routing is performed per person.
`Maximum Number of Connections in 5 Seconds`	Enter maximum number of connections to port to which routing is performed in 5 seconds
`Time Zones`	Time Zones can be selected. Working Hours are predefined. The time zones to be used can be added here.

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