help with 730 appliance

[eshai]

hi: I'm not an expert just a noob

I'm using 730 appliance 20.87 Gaia

I have a controller that is connected to my network 

I contact it with dhcp it got 192.168.1.14

the controller is web interface port 80 

is there a way to make it web server and concoct it from my home 

I'm using a fix ip 

[Chris_Atkinson]

Duplicate post - refer: https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/SMB-Gateways-Spark/730-appliance/td-p/139500/jump-to/first-unrea...

[the_rock]

Can you upload a screenshot of the nat rule you created to the original post?

Andy

[eshai]

[the_rock]

That should be fine...so what happens when you try? Do you see logs in the firewall for your source IP?

[eshai]

no logs

i'm watching it 

[the_rock]

Im not sure than, sorry...without being able to see for myself, its hard to guess. I would contact TAC and see if they can double check it for you.

[eshai]

just to clear it up my 730 appliance is connected as dhcp to another router 

i'm trying to connect device controller for the hvac that have a browser interface (por 80)

sorry if my English is not so good 

[Chris_Atkinson]

If it were me I probably wouldn't just be using NAT to expose my HVAC and opting for a more secure route.

[Chris_Atkinson]

What do the corresponding rules look like in the inbound access / firewall policy? 

Do you see anything with tcpdump when you filter for the designated source address?

[eshai]

i get udp/1900  & udp/138

that in the log (wan)

[Chris_Atkinson]

In this case you need to investigate where the port 80 traffic is stopped.