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R6400 Port Forward issues V1.0.1.12_1.0.11 Custom service rule conflict
I am getting the below error message when trying to build a new custom rule.
Custom Service Rule Conflict
The new custom service must not conflict with any existing service rule.
I have two rules for ssh:
1. external port 50801 to internal port 22 on 192.168.1.10.
2. external port 50803 to internal port 22 on 192.168.1.15.
I deleted rule #2. That device is now at 192.168.1.11. However, after deleting the old rule and trying to create the new rule that fowards external port 50802 to internal port 22 on 192.168.1.11, the error message keep popping up.
Has anyone else run into this issue? Searching posts in the forum suggests that this may be bug of some sort? Any suggestions?
Thanks.
This work-around was applied in Firefox.
Enable the debugger.
Create the second rule, but instead of clicking 'Apply', right-click the 'Apply' icon and select 'Inspect Element' and edit the following in the debugger window to remove the text in bold:
<button value="Apply" onclick="buttonClick(this,'Apply');if(!Check()) return false; Final();" type="submit" name="apply" class="button-apply"> <span class="roundleft_apply">Apply <span class="apply-icon">
After editing the code, click the 'Apply' icon to make the changes. This should then allow the rule to be added.
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This work-around was applied in Firefox.
Enable the debugger.
Create the second rule, but instead of clicking 'Apply', right-click the 'Apply' icon and select 'Inspect Element' and edit the following in the debugger window to remove the text in bold:
<button value="Apply" onclick="buttonClick(this,'Apply');if(!Check()) return false; Final();" type="submit" name="apply" class="button-apply"> <span class="roundleft_apply">Apply <span class="apply-icon">
After editing the code, click the 'Apply' icon to make the changes. This should then allow the rule to be added.