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I have seen some people saying 443 was reserved for enterprise customers. I called them and they said I can configure to open this port myself on the modem, but I will just leave it with this new port. Thanks a lot Colin!

This worked! Damn, why would 443 be blocked then? Maybe my ISP for security reasons, to avoid a malware settings an HTTPS in my network?

Yeah, I used an online port scanner:

Found this: -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8082 -j DROP -A INPUT -p tcp -m tcp --dport 443 -j ACCEPT

I have OpenVPN, but I configured another port. What should I be looking for at iptables-save?

Yeah, that's pretty much what I have said. I can see this page on my local network, but I can't using the WAN IP or the DDNS. It looks like the service is working, but not exposed to the internet, maybe the firewall rules aren't being applied.

I think the router is fine, but this firmware version might not be compatible with AiCloud 2.0 for this model. Maybe Merlin still has compatibility, will check.

I was thinking on opening the port in the Firewall, but the Firewall only accepts IPV6 addresses.

8081 I think it's the BitTorrent client (Download Master)

I have mine since 2015 I think. The power button plastic cracked to dust last month, so I soldered it always on. Besides this, it's perfectly fine ever since.

8082 closed, 8081 open, as expected I guess.

I tried adding a port forwarding 20,21 -> 21 for the router's IP and it didn't work as well, the ports remain closed.

Ports 20 and 21 are closed.

I didn't enable smart access, just Cloud Disk. Do you mean in the "Virtual Server / Port Forwarding" WAN settings? If so, there's no rule there. But I have tried to add a rule for FTP and the router's IP, and it didn't work. The asus tutorial says we don't need to add a port forwarding config...

There were some power problems in my neighborhood and my router reseted to factory settings, so I configured it from scratch again, all is working fine, but I can't expose FTP, Samba or AiCloud disk to the internet. The GUI is exposed. They all work fine in LAN. I know it worked some years ago...