In order to accomplish port forwarding on MikroTik, it’s recommended that you just understand the MikroTik firewall. Once the fire wall is understood, port forwarding through no means a daunting task. You may use a process called DST-NAT. Note: Be sure to have a firewall rule allowing your DST-NAT traffic.
IP Firewall Menu
Figure 1
The first step is usually to make sure that you know what the internal IP Address in the device you are port forwarding. End up being sure you know the port(s) you want to frontward. Once this information is known to you, just open up Winbox and point your current cursor to IP > Fire wall.
Second, continue on to the NAT tab of the firewall.
New NAT Rule
Figure 2
From here pick the “dstnat� setup in the Chain tabs and make sure Port 80 is moved into (assuming you want the port launched for a web server).
New NAT Rule
Figure 3
Once you set typically the port to your liking, go to the Action case. This is where you will setup the deal with of your device on your network to be able to confirm the port you want forwarded towards the device.
Action Tab
Figure 4
In this instance, shown over, we are forwarding to an internal tackle of 10. 10. 5. six and to the port 80, which can be the HTTP server. This can be going another port if the web storage space on the device is listening to some other port.
Congratulations! You have efficiently set up MikroTik port forwarding.