I can’t really be sure if I’m actually reading both the GUI as well as the documentation wrong, but isn’t there an option to specify the internal port while doing port forwarding on a Peplink 310?
I’ll specify both scenarios here.
What I can manage to sort out without port translating:
Client connects to port 8080 to Peplink WAN IP and gets forwarded to LAN IP on port 8080.
What I would like to have, as I believe every port forwarding router have the capability of
Client connects to port 8080 to Peplink WAN IP and gets forwarded to LAN IP on port 80.
Hi Tim and thanks for your reply, but I don’t think you understand what I mean, or it’s me beeing utterly blind.
Your KB article doesn’t ever state the translation of ports, it’s just 80 -> 80, since you can only specify this on a single place, usually when you’re configuring Port Forwarding you get to choose a WAN port like 8080, which later gets NATed to whatever server at say port 80 instead.
And as you state, this is indeed one of the most trivial functions in these sort of boxes, I can’t really imagine Peplink beeing any less good then a D-Link for ~30EUR.
Step 2: Click on Services underneath Inbound Access and then click on Add Service. Here you will give it a name and select Port Mapping and choose which WAN connections/IP addresses to listen on
