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dhcp - lan to wan connection refused by windows firewall

I have plenty of experience with LAN's and bridges however this is my first time using a WAN style setup...



here is a diagram of my network



WAN (public ip & 10.1.10.1)---COMP1 (10.1.10.2)
                           ---
                           ---LAN(10.1.10.3 & 192.168.1.1) --- COMP2 (192.168.1.2)



the WAN gateway of LAN is setup as 10.1.10.1
and the port forward rules



WAN:A -> COMP1:B
WAN:C -> LAN(10.1.10.3):D
LAN:D -> COMP2:D


from the public internet connecting to WAN(public ip):C connects me to COMP2:D




from COMP1 connecting to LAN(10.1.10.3):D connects me to COMP2:D. However netstat on COMP2 lists the connection as LOCAL(COMP2:D) REMOTE(COMP2:XYZ) when I was expecting REMOTE(COMP1:XYZ)



Yet the connection COMP2->WAN:A never works... I don't know what's wrong.
What would make COMP2 think a remote connection from an external network was from itself? Shouldn't LAN see a 10.1.10.? destination address and quickly route it to the WAN gateway which should then treat it as a normal LAN local packet address?



I don't see any custom NAT rules on either router as far as I can tell.





COMP1





  • IP: 10.1.10.2

  • SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0

  • IP GATEWAY: 10.1.10.1

  • DHCP SERVER: ...

  • DNS SERVER: ...



COMP2





  • IP: 192.168.1.2

  • SUBNET MASK: 255.255.255.0

  • default gateway 192.168.1.1

  • dns server: 10.1.10.1

  • $ ip r



    default via 192.168.1.1 dev eth0  proto static  metric 1024
    169.254.0.0/16 dev eth0  scope link  metric 1000

    192.168.1.0/24 dev eth0  proto kernel  scope link  src 192.168.1.2





couldn't justify fiddling with network settings so instead I just moved COMP2 directly to WAN and it still didn't work... turns out it was windows firewall that wasn't working correctly, even with a port exception to allow any program to listen on port B on any network from any ip from any port... disabling windows firewall ends up being the only solution...



FIREWALL DETAILS




General




  • Enabled: checked

  • Action: Allow the connection



    Programs and Services


  • Programs: All programs that meet the specified conditions


  • Application Packages/Services: Apply to all.../Apply to all...




    Remote Computers


  • Only allow connections from these computers: unchecked


  • Skip the rule for connections from these computers: unchecked



    Protocols and Ports


  • Protocol type: TCP


  • Local port: Specific Ports: 8080

  • Remote port: All Ports



    Scope



  • Local Ip address: Any IP addres


  • Remote IP address: Any IP address



    Advanced


  • Domain profile: checked


  • Private profile: checked

  • Public profile: checked

  • Interface types: all interface types

  • edge traversal: allow edge traversal




    Local Principals


  • Only allow connections from these users: unchecked


  • Skip this rule for connections from these users: unchecked



    Remote Users


  • Only allow connections from these users: unchecked


  • Skip this rule for connections from these users: unchecked



just checked again and port 8080 only works if I disable the windows 'public' firewall, the 'private' firewall doesn't block port 8080... (note COMP2 now has the ip 10.1.10.3 because it is now connected directly to WAN like COMP1)

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