Not long ago, Kenneth Burgener proclaimed... > I am having issues getting port 3389 to forward to a machine behind my > Linux firewall/routing machine. It is forwarding port 80 and 8080 fine, > but 3389 does not forward. I have attached the NAT/iptables script below.
Make sure your iptables rules allow traffic to a port in addition to
forward it.
> # IP address, ports and protocols of services accessible by the public.
> # Use "protocol:public-port:private-ip:private-port" with a space
> between each entry.
> SERVICES="tcp:80:192.168.0.117:80 tcp:8017:192.168.0.117:3389
> udp:8017:192.168.0.117:3389 tcp:8080:192.168.0.117:8080"
This notation seems to indicate your public port forwarding to the internal
box on port 3389 is 8017, not 3389.
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