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   Not sure if this behaviour is correct but I noticed the following.
If I create a few NAT Portforward entries, matching NAT rules will be, automatically, created as expected.
   Now when I disable a NAT Portforward entry, should the matching NAT rule match the NAT Portforward state and be disable as well? Or it does not matter?

Hi,
   I know that port knocking is not preferable but, at the same time, I don't want a windows computer I RDP to it exposed on the Internet 24x7.
   Is there a way to enable port forwarding to this computer through CLI/SSH then disable this port forwarding again.
   The idea is to have a script (I'm using a Debian LXQT desktop) that will login using SSH (or https), enable the port forward rule, initiate the RDP then disable the port forward.
Thanks,

I came across a couple of issues when upgrading. They are related to php fatal errors. What is the proper way to report these issues.
Thanks.