Port Forwarding - AMPLIFIED ENGINEERING fatbox G3 Manual

WEB
MANAGEMENT
FATBOX_G3
MENU OPTIONS
3. 5
PORT
Quick Start
FORWARDING
LAN Settings
WiFi & BT Settings
WAN Settings
The port forwarding function

Port Forwarding

enables remote connections
Dynamic DNS
to specific devices (like IP
IPsec VPN
cameras) or services within
Port Settings
a private local-area network
IoT Hardware
(LAN).
IoT Client
SNMP
Management
System Status
Logout
An IP Camera Example
An IP Camera is connected
to the G3 via ethernet. Its
details are
IP address : 10.1.1.100.
Webserver port : 1500.
The device is set up to
forward ports 1000-2000
from the FATBOX and route
any data from those ports to
10.1.1.1000.
Alternatively you can set it
as a single port instead of a
range.
Port Forwarding
Add a new Port Forwarding Rule
Source Port
1000-2000
Destination LAN IP Address
10.1.1.100
Destination Port
1000-2000
Service
TCP and UDP
ADD
Current Port Forwarding Rules
Index Source Port
-1 1000-2000
-2
-3
-4
Singe Port: XXX or Range of Ports: XXX-XXX
Can take up top 5 minutes
Destination IP Destination Port
10.1.1.100 1000-2000
Enter the source port. This is the port to
access the device from outside. You can
also enter a range of ports as the example
below
Enter the destination IP address of where
you would want to forward the incoming
data from sent to the ports you set up
earlier
Enter the port number of your device
where you would want the incoming data
to go to. If you entered a range of ports,
you would need to enter the same range
here. You would need to check on the ports
for this depending on your application/
device.
Select a Protocol to be used for your device.
Common options found are UDP, TCP or
Both. In most cases you will need to select
the protocol option "TCP and UDP". This
will associate both protocols to the port(s)
being forwarded.
Protocol
tcp/udp
After clicking ADD, the details of your
settings will be shown automatically.
If you have Dynamic DNS set up (refer to
page 13), you can use a regular PC with an
internet connection and input
"<yr_hostname>.dyndns.org:1500"
into the browser. You would be able to
access the webserver on the IP Camera.
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