Port Forwarding from External to Internal with Zentyal SBS

Port Forward from External to Internal with Zentyal SBS becomes critical if you are a new to Zentyal SBS. This becomes challenging, if you don't have good understanding about the system.

Port Forwarding from External to Internal with Zentyal SBS

Scenario :- I was require to access a Java Website from my external/internet to internal local area network. I have done this with this simple thing. I know it’s pretty easy but I just want to show up here on my blog for new comers to help them quickly as usual (I assume that you have everything up and running and now just need to forward port ! Firewall Modules is required to do this task)

Solution:

In Side Bar, Under Gateway, click on Firewall and then on Port Forwarding.
Select your External Interface in interface drop down (in example below eth0 is my ISP connected interface)
Select Zentyal in Original Destination
Select TCP/UPD in Protocol drop down section.
Select Single Port and Port Number (My: 8080) under Original destination port
Please select Any in Source and proceed to
Original IP and enter the IP Address where you want to send traffic.
In Port, select other and then enter the port that you want to use. In my scenario, it was the same 8080
Check the box Replace source address and same the settings.

It will help you to set up the port forwarding, please share to the world, if you think its worth-able for you.

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