Hello,
Ok i know this is kinda random, but is there anyway to view requests that hit your router from the internet.
So say some one connects you your server via remote desktop it will pop up saying IP … bla bla bla port 80 and all that?
Is there any way to see that?
Make firewall filter rules that recognize those requests and set an action of ‘log’. Then look at the logs.
is there not a way to view it in ssh.
So you can like remotely watch it.
And i want it to show any request not just ones that u have set it up to do.
So you can see all the attempts to reach your system?
You can watch logs via SSH.
And i want it to show any request not just ones that u have set it up to do.
There is no magic “read my mind and show me what I want you to show me” button. If you want to see all inbound requests, make a firewall filter rule that matches all inbound connections, log them, and watch the logs.
oh i see,
I thought you meant on each port.
But you can make a rule for all of them
/ip firewall filter add chain=forward connection-state=new-connection in-interface=[name of WAN interface] passthrough=yes action=log
Place that somewhere sensible in your ruleset and it will log once for each new connection going through the router coming in from the WAN.
Oh cool.
Thanks.
What will it log?
like what info?
Try it out and see for yourself.