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[pyrre]

Hello,
Anyone of you guys using openwrt in any on your router?

I have problems setting up a proper port forward.

So far i have put

forward:dport=61020:192.168.1.208

In the "/etc/firewall.user" file.
And it does not work...

Do any of you know where to put the commands and what commands to use?

[ferix]

I'm at work now and I can't check It, but I think you have to add a line like this:

accept:proto=tcp dpport=61020

P.D.:
You have to accept the packets before forwarding them...

Edit:
I used an incorrect syntax, fixed now.

[pyrre]

Problem solved...
Although, some questions has riced...

But to solve it:

iptables -t nat -A prerouting_wan -p tcp --dport <your desired port> -j DNAT --to <the desired computers IP>:<what port to forward to>
iptables        -A forwarding_wan -p tcp --dport <your desired port> -d <the desired computers IP> -j ACCEPT

that did the trick...

But my question...
in this line i have put tcp... can i use : to add udp as well (tcp:udp) or do i need a second line for udp?

and

For a port range, like 14000 - 14050 do i put 14000:15050 in the line, do i have to put all 50 lines in the routing table or is there another way to set a portrange in the routing table?

[ferix]

Originally Posted by pyrre

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But my question...
in this line i have put tcp... can i use : to add udp as well (tcp:udp) or do i need a second line for udp?

You have to put a second line for udp

Originally Posted by pyrre

For a port range, like 14000 - 14050 do i put 14000:15050 in the line, do i have to put all 50 lines in the routing table or is there another way to set a portrange in the routing table?

Yes, you can put 14000:15050... but, why don't you try?

[pyrre]

Originally Posted by ferix

You have to put a second line for udp



Yes, you can put 14000:15050... but, why don't you try?

I have tried. but don't know if it works... :-)