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Port forwarding

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Hi,

I need same help with port forwarding (Im new in this)

I want to forward external port 5078 from static public IP address to port 5060 on local IP address 192.168.168.200

 

If possible help step by step thank you very much
 
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Danijel
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L6 Presenter

Hello @NET123 

 

Kindly refer below articles. These will definitely help you.

 

Destination NAT with Port Translation Example (paloaltonetworks.com)

Video Tutorial: How to Set Up Port Forwarding when Configuring ... - Knowledge Base - Palo Alto Netw...

 

If you still have any difficulties in understanding it, please confirm.

I would be happy to help. Thank you!

M

Check out my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkTalks

Hi SutareMayur,

many thx for your reply, if possible a little clarification.

I have two static public IP addresses with different local networks

I want to connect the IP phone in branch offfice to the central in the head office. On firewall in head office I was created NAT and security rule

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as far as I can see, everything ends in a drop I'm not doing something well

Many thx on help

 

Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

Hello,

Looks like several issues according you your screenshot:

1. The highlighted zone needs to be the internal zone the IP 192.xx.xx.xx lives in

OtakarKlier_0-1707426519616.png

 

2. The firewall reads policies top down left to right so your policy 7 will block all traffic and never hit policy 8 (just move policy 7 to the bottom. Also change the highlighted zone to the internal zone the 192.xx.xx.xx system lives in.

OtakarKlier_1-1707426606676.png

 

Regards,

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