The rule for 7778-7779 should be deleted, it’s private.
I had the same issue as above. It turns out my router has a separate value for base port that was causing issues. In this example I was adding a node to port 28967. While 28967 is within 28967 - 28969 it is lower than base port 28968 therefore I was having issues. Idk why base port is even a feature but lowering it to be equal to the lowest port in the range resolved my issues.
It’s router-specific. Every vendor is trying to invent an own bicycle with square wheels.
This one looks like a combination of port forwarding and port triggering, but weird one and also it looks like they don’t check constraints, letting you shoot yourself in the foot.
In this case the result would be:
| external port | internal port |
|---|---|
| 28967 | 28968 |
| 28968 | 28969 |
| 28969 | 28970 |
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