Hi,
I created a few custom TCP ports to allow forwarding but looking at the ports now, in services, all the custom ports are listed as IP6 for the protocol and not the actual port number I created. The ports were created in an older version could updating have changed this? Do I need to recreate the ports? We are using OS 4.0,build0521 (MR3 Patch 6)
Thanks,
Marc
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it would help if you could show the custom service config
e.g
show firewall service custom "name"
But yes you can recreate them and I'm not sure what you mean by IP6, the basic cfg has IP and ICMP6 under protocol and then protocol-numbers iirc
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StrongSwan
Hi,
Here is the output:
edit "test" set protocol TCP/UDP/SCTP set tcp-portrange 222 next end
config firewall service custom edit "Airplay-443" set protocol-number 6 next end
I created the "test" service after and that is how it should look the "Airplay" service was created with the port 443 but it looks like it got reset. If I go into TCP/UDP/SCTP the ports look like they have been reset. So I think I need to recreate the ports.
Thanks
Marc
Just recreate the port definitions. This will only take seconds.
Protocol "6" is just "TCP" - that is so broad that it won't be of use for you.
Like stated above, protocol-number 6 is not IPv6.
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