I'm trying to established a SSH connection with Mikrotik router from outside of my home network.
Mikrotik router is behind my modem and it acquires an IP from it. In the modem I port forwarded a specific port to port 22 and Mikrotik's IP (acquired from the modem) as the LAN Host.
I asked my ISP to remove CG-NAT.
In Mikrotik router I set a NAT rule:
action: dst-nat
to-addresses: (the IP of the Mikrotik acquired by modem)
to-ports: 22
chain: dstnat
Protocol: 6 (TCP)
dst. port: 22
In. Interface list: WAN
With these settings I can't connect through SSH with my Mikrotik router. What else should I do?
Also, when I scan my public port with an online port scanner it's shown as "filtered" but when I scan it I can see the packet counter in the NAT rule to increase by 2.
Does that mean that the packets from WAN successfully reach their destination? If so, why doesn't it work?