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[avasile]

Greetings.
I am trying to mask my HTTPS server from outside world using the Virtual Server feature but I cannot get it to work. I tried from Public Port 443 to private Port 443 and that will work. If I do https://IPAddress traffic will go through.
But, if I did a Public, let's say 9000 to private 443 it will not send the traffic through.

Do I need to setup port forwarding or Virtual Server should do it? I just don't want the outside to see that I have 443 open.
Thank you.

Adrian

[FurryNutz]

Hmmm..not sure about this...

Is uPnP disabled if you set up Port Forwarding?
http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=56964.msg222720#msg222720

Virtual Server should work I think as along as you are in a single NAT condition and your ISP allows this port to be opened. Some ISP have different policies about ports being used for servers at home installations.

[avasile]

Well we know is working since I can access everything if I use https://IP - the issue is if I want to mask that and use https://IP:9000
So ISP is not blocking that - I am thinking you may not be able to change the HTTPS to a different   port.

[FurryNutz]

I presume that you'd be correct since HTTPS uses 443 when triggered.