> >I am having a time trying to get m0n0wall to pass vnc traffic to
>> 10.1.1.92port 5900 I can sit on the lan side on a switch and log in if
>> I am set to
>> 10.1.1.143 But I can not come in through the wan interface ip 
>> 68.191.96.57
>> can some one help me with the config. I have to have it done tonight so I
>> can get into my computer here at the house.
>
> Pretty easy to set up - I have a number of these coming into our network.
>
> First, you need to set up an Inbound NAT entry.  You will use the TCP 
> protocol and set the "External port range" to 5900 (from and to).  The NAT 
> IP will be your inside host - 10.1.1.92.  Local port will also be 5900. 
> Then you need to add a firewall rule to allow traffic in - the easy way to 
> do this is check the box at the bottom of the page where you create the 
> Inbound NAT entry - "Auto-add a firewall rule to permit traffic through 
> this NAT rule".  This will add a firewall rule that will allow traffic 
> into the WAN interface that is destined for your local host (inside IP).
>

Forgot to mention - you may have to set the external port range (in the NAT 
entry and the firewall rule) to any if a remote firewall/router does any 
outbound port-mapping (ie. chooses random port number for source ports).

AND, you will not be able to test this while using this m0n0wall as a 
router.  See this FAQ...

http://doc.m0n0.ch/handbook/faq-lannat.html


Aaron