Ok, this is the situation.
I have two servers behind a router / firewall that I need to access on port 443.
Now, with the crappy standard BT HomeHub, I was able to do this by accessing on a different port, and then the router / firewall would translate that to 443 and forward on to the relevant server.
ie:
external 80.80.80.80:443 would go to internal 192.168.2.110:443
external 80.80.80.80:444 would go to internal 192.168.2.100:443
Now, we have "upgraded" (in quotes, because it doesn't feel like an upgrade) to a Netgear DGN2200v3 with the latest firmware and the option of "translates to" doesn't seem to exist.
With changing the listening port of the application on the 192.168.2.100 server, is there not a way around this?
Thanks
I have two servers behind a router / firewall that I need to access on port 443.
Now, with the crappy standard BT HomeHub, I was able to do this by accessing on a different port, and then the router / firewall would translate that to 443 and forward on to the relevant server.
ie:
external 80.80.80.80:443 would go to internal 192.168.2.110:443
external 80.80.80.80:444 would go to internal 192.168.2.100:443
Now, we have "upgraded" (in quotes, because it doesn't feel like an upgrade) to a Netgear DGN2200v3 with the latest firmware and the option of "translates to" doesn't seem to exist.
With changing the listening port of the application on the 192.168.2.100 server, is there not a way around this?
Thanks