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Virtual Server Rule.

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Section 3 - Configuration Protocol Rule 1. A must-fill setting 2. By default TCP(6) is selected When "TCP(6)" is selected, the packet filter rule is set to TCP. You can set your Public Port from Well-known Service. When Public Port number is configured, Private Port will mirror the port number. When Public Port is set to Single Port and given a port number, the Private Port can only be set to Single Port. When Public Port is set to Port Range and given a port range, the Private Port can still be set to Single Port or Port Range. (Value Range: 1 - 65535 for Public Port, Private Port.) When "UDP(17)" is selected, the packet filter rule is set to UDP. You can set your Public Port from Well-known Service. When Public Port number is configured, Private Port will mirror the port number. When Public Port is set to Single Port and given a port number, the Private Port can only be set to Single Port. When Public Port is set to Port Range and given a port range, the Private Port can still be set to Single Port or Port Range. (Value Range: 1 - 65535 for Public Port, Private Port.) When "TCP(6) & UDP(17)" is selected, the packet filter rule is set to TCP and UDP.You can set your Public Port from Well-known Service. When Public Port number is configured, Private Port will mirror the port number. When Public Port is set to Single Port and given a port number, the Private Port can only be set to Single Port. When Public Port is set to Port Range and given a port range, the Private Port can still be set to Single Port or Port Range. (Value Range: 1 - 65535 for Public Port, Private Port.) When "User-defined" is selected, the packet filter rule is set to user defined. For Protocol Number, enter a port number. 1. An optional setting 2.The box is unchecked by default. Check Enable to activate the rule. Rule name N/A Click the "Edit" button to edit the Virtual Server Rule. Click "Delete" button to delete the rule.

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Section 3
Configuration
Protocol
1. A must-fill setting
2. By default
TCP(6)
is
selected
When
“TCP
(6)
is selected, the packet filter rule is set to TCP.
You can set your
Public Port
from
Well-known Service.
When Public Port
number is configured,
Private Port
will mirror the port number.
When
Public Port
is set to
Single Port
and given a port number, the
Private
Port
can only be set to
Single Port.
When
Public Port
is set to
Port Range
and given a port range, the
Private
Port
can still be set to
Single Port
or
Port Range
.
(Value Range
: 1 - 65535 for Public Port, Private Port.)
When
“UDP
(17)
is selected, the packet filter rule is set to UDP.
You can set your
Public Port
from
Well-known Service.
When Public Port
number is configured,
Private Port
will mirror the port number.
When
Public Port
is set to
Single Port
and given a port number, the
Private
Port
can only be set to
Single Port.
When
Public Port
is set to
Port Range
and given a port range, the
Private
Port
can still be set to
Single Port
or
Port Range
.
(Value Range
: 1 - 65535 for Public Port, Private Port.)
When
“TCP
(6) & UDP(17)
is selected, the packet filter rule is set to TCP and
UDP.You can set your
Public Port
from
Well-known Service.
When Public
Port number is configured,
Private Port
will mirror the port number.
When
Public Port
is set to
Single Port
and given a port number, the
Private
Port
can only be set to
Single Port.
When
Public Port
is set to
Port Range
and given a port range, the
Private
Port
can still be set to
Single Port
or
Port Range
.
(Value Range
: 1 - 65535 for Public Port, Private Port.)
When
“User
-
defined”
is selected, the packet filter rule is set to user defined.
For
Protocol Number
, enter a port number.
Rule
1. An optional setting
2.The box is unchecked
by default.
Check
Enable
to activate the rule.
Rule name
N/A
Click the
Edit
button to edit the
Virtual Server Rule.
Click
Delete
button
to delete the rule.