Changelog

A server without a public IP address can now be reached from the internet. The private network window has a new section, NAT port forwarding: you choose which port of the network's public address goes to which server and which of its ports. For example, port 443 to your web server.

• A rule starts working within seconds, with no restart. You can change or delete it later.
• Up to 32 rules per network, TCP and UDP.
• Mail ports (25, 465, 587, 2525) and a few UDP ports that are often abused (53 and 123, for example) cannot be forwarded.
• For it to work, the network needs a public address (internet access) and the server's security group must allow the port.
• There is no extra charge. For now it works for VPS servers without their own public IP; Cloud VPS is not supported yet.

More: Private networks.