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Is it possible to temporarily change port forward rule from command line on asus rt68ac?

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Kilthar

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Hi,

I would like to automate let’s encrypt certificate renewal for my Synology Nas.
The annoying bit is it requires forwarding port 80 from outside to 80 of the Nas which I normally don’t use for obvious security reasons :).

So every 3 months I have to go in and change the port forward rule for port 80 , renew the certificate and change it back again to what it normally is.

Is there a way to change this rule via a script just to run the renewal commands and change it back to my original settings all within one terminal session without any reboots needed?

So say normally i forward port 55555 (just an example port) to 80 @ synology but need to forward to 80 directly or let’s encrypt will not work.
So i want to automate:
Wan 55555 -> 80 synology
Wan 80 -> 80 synology
Now run the renewal commands.
And back to:
Wan 55555 -> 80 synology

Thx,

Tom
 

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