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Port Forwarding

Explanation of Port Forwarding​

Port forwarding is a method used to allow external devices to access services on a private network. This Infinite Clouds product documentation explains how port forwarding is done, and it includes a diagram for easy understanding.

How to config a Port Forwarding​

  1. Go to the Access Point menu. If you go to the Access Point menu, a new window will open as shown in the image where the grid will show the Access Point. Click on the edit button to the right of it.

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  2. After clicking on edit button, scroll down a little and you will see Port Forwarding.

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  3. Click on the Add New button,located on the right side.

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  4. After Clicking the Add New button, a page will open.

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  5. Fill the details

  • Name:- Enter the Name. For Example:- ssh.

  • Enable:- Select Inactive and Active. If you want to enable the Port Forwarding, click on Active and if you want to disable it, click on Inactive. For Example: Active.

  • Destination Protocol:- Select Destination Protocol. There are 3 types of protocols 1.TCP, 2.UDP and 3.TCP+UDP . For example I select: TCP.

  • DNAT Address (IP):- Enter the DNAT Address (IP). Enter your LAN IP here. For example: 192.168.1.13.

  • Destination Port:- Enter the Destination Port. For example: 22.

  • DNAT Port:- Enter the DNAT Port. For example: 2222.

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    Info:

    If the user wants to add multiple then you can add by clicking on Add New button.

  1. After clicking on the Save button, located right side on top.

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  2. After the Port Forwarding Section is saved successfully, a success message will display Device config is update successfully.

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Diagram​

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