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Fortigate 50B (Cant activate/enable custom service "PORT")

Hello Experts,

I have very strange issue with Fortigate 50b IPS.
I have Kerio Connect mail server in my company, Yesterday i created firewall polikcy for it with ports as explained, my problem is custom Services/ports. I have created IMAPS/993 service/port added it to the policy but firewall dropping it. Actually firewall drops all custom services/ports i made. Predefined Services/ports work good.

Ideas? Why custom Services/ports not work?
Please help.
Thank you,
Dan


Service (default port)       Outgoing connection       Incoming connection
SMTP (25)       allow       allow
SMTPS (465)       allow       allow
SMTP Submission (587)[a]      allow       allow
POP3 (110)       allow       deny
POP3S (995)       allow       allow
IMAP (143)       allow       deny
IMAPS (993)       allow       allow
NNTP (119)       allow       deny
NNTPS (563)       allow       allow
LDAP (389)       allow       deny
LDAPS (636)       allow       allow
HTTP (80, 4040, 8800)       allow       deny
HTTPS (443, 4040, 8443)       allow       allow

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when you create the custom port (service), what do you put for the source port config..  you should leave them at 1-65535
Is that what you did?
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Chakko, nnnno,  see attached.  User generated image
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Firewall should listen to some specific external port and redirect it to internal not to a range? Am i wrong?
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CHAKKO

Or god, it is so strange man, but you right :)

Thank you!!!
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Thank you!!!
Do you want a connection from the internet (POP3) TCP 110 to come into your firewall and then go to your Kerio mail server?

You need to Create a Virtual IP setup for that and use that Virtual IP in your firewall Rule.  In the Virtual IP setup you specify the port.  Then in the firewall rule you can leave ANY for the service or use your Custom service (port), but since the Virtual IP setup specifies the Port already, the firewall rule can use ANY
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CHAKKO,

Thanks man, but Virtual IP configured, that was the easiest thing. I had a problem only with Services/Ports.

Thanks again.