Port Forwarding 1 port too 2 different servers

[sbruce66]

Guys,
I am running Citrix FR2 and need to have port 443 forwarded to 192.168.0.5 and then when an app is launched have port 443 forwarded to 192.168.0.8 Citrix Secure Gateway. I only have one IP. That's my problem.

Any ideas, can ports be forwared by FQDN...

Thanks,

Scott

 

[bcastner]

See if your router supports port triggering.

 

[sbruce66]

HI,
I have been reading about port triggering and dont really understand what it does could you please shed some light on it.

Scott

 

[bcastner]

A port forward is a fixed assignment from the WAN side of the router to the LAN side.

With port triggering the assignment is made by any LAN side IP address. It is essentially a temporary and reassignable port forward that is triggered into making the port forward assignment from activity by the LAN IP workstation.

The trigger is an outbound use of a trigger port by the application of the workstation. In the router you set the trigger port and the inbound traffic forwarding port. The router then makes the port forwarding assignment.

 

[sbruce66]

BCASTER,
I just bought a used router Nexland Pro800 Turbo do you know if this router has that capability. Also can I force the port trigger to use port 443.

Thanks,

Scott

 

[bcastner]

It is under the heading Special Applications.
You can select any trigger port you want.

 

[sbruce66]

BCASTER,
I did a little more research, port triggering wont work because the CSG would have to trigger the application from the inside. I trigger the CSG from outside. I found a router that does multi-Nat I believe this is what I need. (SonicWall TZ170). Allows you to run 2 servers on network using port 443 seeting NAT policies.

Scott