Your NAT rule will capture only port 80, coming from interface ether2, with source address 192.168.13.0/24. Make sure that NAT parameters are set correctly.
You have specified src-address-list not src-address. I believe that you do not have address lsit on your router where name (not address) is 192.168.13.0/24. Run this command:
“/ip firewall nat set 0 !src-address-list src-address=192.168.13.0/24”
Also you must use out-interface for masquerade to avoid problems in future:
“/ip firewall nat set 0 out-interface=ether1”
People from mikrotik support have already helped you, pointing out the problem; you have to work a little also, you know…
So one more time :
You have mistaken “src-address” and “src-address-list” fields. No big deal, edit your redirect rule, put “192.168.13.0/24” in “src-address” field, then go to “Advanced” tab, remove the data in “src-address-list” and click “OK”.
This is a user forum. Nobody is obliged to provide you with support services here. If you want to contact the official Mikrotik support, you should email you request and/or questions to support@mikrotik.com.
How complicated..
You had a problem and posted in a user forum. People (some from Mikrotik support, check their details in the left column) saw that problem and showed you where the problem was. Problem solved.
RouterOS is very rich, you can do tons of stuff with it, but the counterpart is that it is easy to do configuration mistakes. That is why you have to spend some time to learn how it works and why your initial config failed.
Now, if you have no idea of the difference between src-adress and src-address-list, i suggest you read documentation and understand what was your mistake; or get a training with some nearby Mikrotik trainer.