Redirector

Redirector enables you to redirect TCP/IP streams from a port to another host and/or port. It has been implemented using source from TCPReflector

Autostart

If true the redirector is started during start of the server. (default false)

ConnectionTimeout

The redirector is stopped if the first  connection is not established within this timeout. If 0 (default) this attribute is inactive

ConnectorPort

Port on which the redirector is listening. Mandatory field. Default 80

DestinationHost

Host to which the stream is redirected. Mandatory. Default localhost.

DestinationPort

Port to which the stream is redirected. Mandatory.

InactivityTimeout

The redirector is stopped if no data is received from the destination host within this timeout after the first connection has been established. If 0 (default) this attribute is inactive.
Note: if you are redirecting port 80, eg the port on which your site is accessed from the web set the parameter to be lower than the check cycle of the dyndns server, since the loopcheck will be accessing this port.

Name

Name of the redirector. Each redirector has a unique name. Names should consist of only alpha-numeric characters.

State

  • inactive: new redirector
  • running: the redirector is active
  • stopped: the redirector is inactive
  • stopping: the redirector is being stopped

TerminationTimeout

Time to live. The redirector is stopped after this timeout. If 0 (default) this attribute is inactive

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