![]() R scrub-anchor "-sharing" all fragment reassemble ![]() To print all rules the following shell script has to be executed:īy default pf is disabled with the following pf dump: r scrub-anchor "com.apple/*" all fragment reassembleĬom.apple r anchor "250.ApplicationFirewall/*" allĬom.apple A com.apple/250.ApplicationFirewallĪfter activating Internet Sharing pf is enabled and a dump looks like this: r scrub-anchor "com.apple/*" all fragment reassemble Internet Sharing in macOS is (internally) done by creating a bridge device containing two or more interfaces, activating a DHCP server, setting up various pf rules and enabling pf. Would the terminal command be: rdr pass on en2 inet proto tcp from any to any port 9999 -> 198.168.2.3 port 80 I would like to type in the following and be redirected to the web server on the NAS -> 152.1.2.3:9999 The easy solution is to connect the NAS directly to the network but I cannot because of local policies. ![]() I just cannot access it from outside the local network. I can access the webserver locally from my computer by entering 192.168.2.3 and it directs me to the webserver page at 192.168.2.3/Photos. My NAS can see the internet and get updates. I have Internet Sharing turned on and share my Ethernet connection of my macOS computer (152.1.2.3 on Ethernet 2) to my NAS (192.168.2.3 on Ethernet 1) ![]() The NAS has all traffic that comes in over HTTP directed to the correct folder (Photos). Specifically I would like to access the HTTP web server on my NAS at 192.168.2.3/Photos. I would like to port forward from my macOS Sierra computer with IP address of 152.1.2.3 to my NAS which is 192.168.2.3. ![]()
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