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• Problems with static IP setting for the port forward through 2 routers

  I currently have cable internet connected to a router (Linksys E2000 w / v1.0.03 firmware). This router is connected to another router, a Linksys E3200 with firmware v1.0.02. In order to correctly forward ports through the E3200, I understand that I need to set up a static IP address on the router.

  I almost followed the steps in this video, but when I enter all the IP addresses for the static IP address settings, it allows me to access the router configuration page. I try to get the new IP address that I gave (which he tries to move automatically once I have save settings) and the connection times out. I am able to access internet otherwise, however. From here, I have to do a factory reset on the router and start from square one.

  Anyone have any ideas? I'm quite frustrated and would like to get ports forwarded so I can get my server properly set in place.

  1. If it has connected LAN - LAN you will need to disable the DHCP server on the E3200.

  2. the best option would be to use the 'bridge' on the E3200 mode (in the latest firmware) and connect the internet port to the main router.

  3. If connected LAN - LAN (or in Bridge mode) all internet related functions on the E3200, including ports are not relevant. There is no need to set up the port on the E3200 redirects. All shipping is done only on the E2000 and nowhere else.

  4. What is the address LAN IP of the E3200? What is the address LAN IP of the E2000?

• Static translation with Port forwarding

  Hello

  I have a scenario in which two public ip address (the one with HTTP requests & other with query SMTP/SSL for OWA) must be translated on a single inside the ip of the ISA Server in the DMZ. Please suggest which is the best practice. I know that we cannot do a NAT because the two addresses ip cannot translate into one. Use the static translation with forwarding Port of best practice to access the ISA server for OWA? What is the best security that can be applied at the moment? I'm going to redirect only requests to port 80,8080,25,443,110. I'll also create access list to only allow as these ports.

  I need to recommend this to a client. Please advice.

  Thank you

  Kevin

  Port forwarding is the best way to go here. As you already know, you can enter a static for two outside IP pointing to an inside (or vice versa), but statically mapping ports just will be fine. Similarly, simply allow these ports in your incoming ACL and you'll be good to go.

  You want something like the following:

  static (inside, outside) tcp XXX1 80 a.a.a.1 80

  static (inside, outside) XXX1 8080 a.a.a.1 8080 tcp

  static (inside, outside) tcp x.x.x.2 25 a.a.a.1 25

  static (inside, outside) tcp x.x.x.2 110 a.a.a.1 110

  public static x.x.x.2 a.a.a.1 443 tcp (indoor, outdoor) 443

  list of allowed inbound tcp access any host XXX1 eq 80

  list of allowed inbound tcp access any host XXX1 eq 8080

  list of allowed inbound tcp access any eq 25 x.x.x.2 host

  list of allowed inbound tcp access any host x.x.x.2 eq 110

  list of allowed inbound tcp access any host x.x.x.2 eq 443

  Access-group interface incoming outside

  where x.x.x. [1 | 2] is your public IP address and a.a.a.1 your home server.

• Why isn't my port forwarding of the opening port

  I have the latest version of the 3 terabyte time capsule. I'm trying to forward a port so I can access my security cameras and it does not open.  My camera 100 port needs to be open and it will report as not open on any port test sites. Any ideas as to why, I use a static ip address of the server for the security system.

  Testing websites are useless... test by plugging actually to the camera from a device attached to a captive phone or a friend...

  Port forwarding works only if you have the public IP address on the Wan of the TC... and it's the only router in the network... is this the case?

• Port forwarding on WRT54GL does not

  Thanks in advance, trying to track forward setup my linksys WRT54GL allow Remote Desktop from outside your desktop (private static IP).

  I have a configuration of modem netgear in bridge mode (so the firewall is disabled on the modem), and the Linksys WRT54GL Firewall enabled, with "filter internet NAT redirectin" unchecked.

  I also, port rule before the Setup program in the game & Apps, to transfer the TCP 3389 to my office (private) static IP address.

  I make sure firewall is not blocking the RDP traffic, and I can RDP on the desktop to a laptop on the WIFI network.

  But the rest of the world, I can't not RDP using my ISP (dynamic) IP address.  times out.  I don't know that I have the IP address of my ISP at the moment.

  Thoughts?  I present screenshots if necessary

  After further digging... I found the problem, it was with the Windows 7 firewall.

  I made sure 3389 (and RDP application) was allowed on Win Firewall (this is why I could RDP on my WLAN), but for the rule of the RDP, under the "Advanced" tab, I also had to "allow the crossing side.

  It was the first time I set up the port forwarding for a box of Win 7, so didn't even know that this setting exists in Windows 7.

• WAG160Nv2 v2.00.21 Port Forwarding

  Hello my problem is that I was not able to setup port forwarding.

  WAG160Nv2 Firmware V2.00.21 (I think that Schedule A)

  configuration:

  • only the port forwarding: all OFF
  • forwarding port range: 40000 to 54000 two PC ip protocols
  • PC connects with static IP below 192.168.1.100 from where starts DHCP server on the router
  • trigger port range: all OFF
  • QoS (Quality of Service): all OFF
  • DMZ: OF
  • Access restrictions: disabled
  • SPI Firewall / filters / block WAN requests: all OFF
  • VPN Passthrough: OFF
  • Isolation of the AP: OFF
  • NAT: WE
  • RIP: disabled
  • uPnP: OFF (I tried in combination with ALG)
  • IGMP proxy: OFF
  • SIP ALG: OFF (I tried in combination with uPnP)
  • already pressing reset for a long time after the firmware update, lost all the settings (the number of seconds that I have to press it? (I must have tried 30 +) Factory Defaults did the same thing?

  How I checked:

  • Transmission (torrent program): use uPnP or NAT - PMP router is DISABLED, use port = 40101, port test shows closed
  • Nmap Pei 40000-54000 - T4 - A - v 192.168.1.1 which gives «...» All scanned ports 14001 on 192.168.1.1 are closed... »
  • EDIT: also checked http://www.canyouseeme.org/ AND http://www.portchecktool.com/
  • EDIT: have you: netstat - LNP | grep 40101 on my PC
    TCP 0 0 0.0.0.0:40101 0.0.0.0: * LISTEN 26429/transmission.
    tcp6 0 0: 40101: * LISTEN 26429/transmission.

  Thank you very much in advance

  What is your internet IP address, tsester? I think that there is a double NAT on your network. If you get a private IP address, I suggest that you contact your ISP and your current subscription go to full bridge mode. Next, configure the router again based on the new settings and see if it will solve the problem.

• E4200 Port forwarding

  I would like to open a couple of ports in an E4200.

  The only option I can find is in the game.  Can I port before a single port as 3389 to a system on the local network, and it works.

  The problem is that port 3389 is open on the world now since I can't find a way to only allow traffic on port 3389 from a specific static ip address.

  It is a big security problem for me.  I want only the traffic on port 3389 of specific static.

  I also noticed that you can't say different two before port 1433 from a static IP address.

  I hope that LInksys has a way to do it, or it's really a porrly even designed device for residential users

  You can not normally port forward to two or more IP addresses. I've heard some router but can it would be an effect of Robin.

  Yes with the firmware on this router Linksys is impossible to specify an external IP address in the port rule forwards. You can change the external port to something, no standard as 10001 and have internal port 3389. The specify the port and the Address\DNS IP in the computer text box office remotely. Ex: my - distance - ip:10001

  This will only cause confusion, but perhaps that's pretty and your server security settings is always the final measure.

• Port Forward question e4200

  I have an e4200 and love it.  Here's my question and I hope that the forum can help:

  Background: directly connected (LAN) is a ReadyNAS Pro 6 Server.  I have a share that is configured to be a very simple through the port80 Web server.  The router is configured to direct all port 80 traffic (for example, http) to the server.  Wireless connected via Port 81 is a dlink (DCS 932 L) camera.  The port 443 (https) is transmitted also to the NAS (admin functions).  To help debug the problem, I created a portforward (1357), also on the NAS for https.  Created static IP: 192.168.1.10 and 192.168.1.11 (for the camera).  I also have a name of domain created by TZO that is active.

  Other port forward: mydlink.com which is a dlink site that allows access to the camera dlink.  I also have a Plex Server (port 32400 I think) that works great.

  Questions: On my network local (inside my house), enter, either http://mydomainname.com or http://NAS IP address gets me to the Web server and the homepage.  With: 81 takes me to the camera; : 443 or: 1357 takes me to the functions of the administrator of the server.  Is... all the works I want it.

  Go outside the home: www.mydomainname.com takes me directly on port 81 and request the login/password for dlink camera (same for www.mydomainname.com:81 and www.mydomainname.com:80). https://www.mydomainname.com takes me to the connection of camera dlink, like https://www.mydomainname.com:443 

  https://www.mydomainname.com:1357 takes me on the server and the homepage and access for all functions.

  I suspect the problem with DLink and mydlink (uses UPNP).  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you.

  Thus, it seems that the camera works now. The Universal Plug and Play (UPnP) service in Microsoft Windows use discovery SSDP (Simple Protocol) Service to locate and connect to the services and network devices. There are security risks associated with these services, and on several occasions, these services were responsible for denial of widespread service of the host Windows campus. System and network security (SNS) recommend to disable UPnP/SSDP service on all Windows hosts and activation of the service only when necessary.

• Setting up Port Forwarding on router WRT54G, working with a WVC54GCA Wireless CAmers

  I have the equipment in question and you need to know a few things when it come to put in place for Internet access. Before I aske the question, however, I have the following IP addresses associated with this project: WVC54GCA - 192.168.2.102, router WRT54G - 192.168.2.1, the questions are:

  1. How do you define Port Forwarding on every element.
  2. Should the two articles have static IP addresses.
  3. Once the port forwarding is set, what is the structure of the URL to access the camera?

  Any help would be appreciated, summer tear my hair on it. Seems simple, but obviously not. I'm missing something.

  Thank you

  For port forwarding, you will first need to set the camera to a fixed LAN IP address (static).

  If your router uses the range of 192.168.2.100 thanks 192.168.2.149 DHCP servers, then 192.168.2.102 is an unauthorised fixed address.  With the Linksys routers, any fixed LAN IP address must be outside the range of the DHCP server.

  Here are the rules of use of the fixed LAN IP addresses with Linksys routers.  (Note: these rules were written for the 192.168.1.x subnet.)  Since you're using the 192.168.2.x subnet, change all addresses accordingly):

  With Linksys, routers, a fixed (static) IP LAN addresses must be assigned in the device that uses the address. If you need to enter the fixed address to the computer, printer or camera, not in the router.

  When you use a Linksys router, any fixed LAN IP address must be outside the DHCP server rank (typically 192.168.1.100 thru 192.168.1.149), and may not end with 0, 1 and 255.

  That's why any fixed LAN IP address would normally be of the order of
  192.168.1.2 thru 192.168.1.99 or
  192.168.1.150 thru 192.168.1.254
  assuming that you always use the default DHCP server line.

  In addition, in the computer, when you configure a static LAN IP address, you need to set the "Subnet mask" 255.255.255.0 and the 'default gateway' on 192.168.1.1 and "DNS server" to 192.168.1.1.  Note that some network devices can not use server proxy DNS at 192.168.1.1.  In this case, the value "DNS server" your real address of Internet DNS server (found in the router when connected to the Internet).

  It is also important that the same value static LAN IP address no two devices on your network.

  **********************

  After you gave your camera at a fixed LAN IP address, then go in "Port Redirection" in the router and configuring the ports one (or more) to the address LAN IP fixed camera.

  In order to access your camera from the Internet, you will need to either:

  (1) get a fixed Internet IP address (static) address from your ISP and configure your router to use this address, or

  (2) use a free service such as DDNS.  DDNS allows you to use a dynamic Internet IP address, but can connect you by using the same URL.

  I hope this helps.

• Problem setting up Port Forwarding with two routers.

  I can't set up by Linksys RT31P2 and routers port forwarding WRT160Nv3.

  My setup is Webstar Modem = RT31P2 = WRT160N = Mac OS 10.6.5. (No configurable modem and ISP do not prevent port forwarding. It comes with two Linksys routers).

  I had a Monty Python-going around with the support of Cisco cat; and follow up with telephone assistance in which the agent knew nothing about port forwarding and his supervisor expressed the view that it was not possible with two routers. Sigh.

  If anyone can help me with step by step specific and simple instructions to configure routers. I know that the basic procedures. I'm not clear, what exactly changes on routers.

  I read that portforward.com has to say and it does not work so I must be misunderstanding something.

  The ip address of my computer is 192.168.1.103.  Are the last three digits of this speech concluded the two routers in the area on the port forwarding page? What other changes should be done what router?

  I know the port numbers that I use are OK because I can implement successfully if I connect to one or other of the routers (but not both), and my software of p2p shows port are open.

  Any help and suggestions most welcome.

  If you set up as I have suggested that you have only a single LAN that will be using in your addresses * 192.168.15 case. So in your case:

  1. change the address LAN IP of 192.168.1.1 to 192.168.15.2 WRT.
  2 disable the DHCP server.
  3. connect the LAN of the WRT port to port LAN of the RT.

  That's all. Disable the DHCP server will not affect whatever it is that you're connected LAN - LAN and DHCP server on the RT is still operational.

  After the change, previously the WRT computers may require a reboot to get a new address 192.168.15. *.

  Your computer to which you are transferring must have an IP static and not dynamic (or variable). Check the current IP information on this computer. It must have an IP address like 192.168.15.103, mask 255.255.255.0, gateway 192.168.15.1 subnet and DNS 192.168.15.1 server or maybe two other IP addresses instead. Note DNS servers if you do not 192.168.15.1.

  Then configure a static IP address on the computer. Use something like 192.168.15.10, 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.15.1 and the DNS servers you found before.

  After this implement 192.168.15.10 port forwarding.

• Port forwarding for the suddenly closed Linksys router

  I have a 54G wireless router... correctly port forwarded a request of a CPU (server)... but after no connection made by the user on the server... it suddenly close the application... so what I did is to reboot the router in order to refresh the connection...

  Are there other ways to fix this sudden closure of ports?  so that I would more restarts on my router

  I appreciate a lot of help...

  As directed by your statement the port that you have passed on the closed router without any connection to the server is unusual. Please make sure that you have configured an IP address static (outside the range of the router DHCP) on your server and put the same IP address for the specific port port forwarding tab.

  In addition, reduce the MTU size on the router to 1400. See the link below on how to make the changes in the MTU size.

  http://www6.nohold.NET/Cisco2/UKP.aspx?VW=1&docid=c018b947b8774e54bd57fad02e3efddd_17331.XML&PID=80&...

• Problems with WRT610N v2 + WAG54GS v1.0 of port forwarding

  Background:

  I have a WAG54GS v1.0 (Appendix A) that I use to manage my home network and my ADSL connection. I bought a WRT610N v2 (which I will refer to as the router) with the intention that he would replace the functions of networking of the WAG54GS (which I will call the modem), who could be relegated to handling just the Internet connection. Both are running their latest firmware.

  I got this configuration to work, but with a problem: I lost a lot of flexibility with regard to port forwarding. The problem is the only way I managed to get the Internet to work with the 192.168.0.1 router and the modem to 192.168.1.1. If I try and that you have both 192.168.0.x or 192.168.1.x then connect to Internet no longer works under any configuration options, I've tried.

  What wants to say that when I go to port forwarding of installation in the modem, I can only forward to clients on 192.168.1.x, but the router can only transmit to 192.168.0.x. The only things that I can go to work are situations where triggering serial port can be applied, so that when a connection is made to the relevant port to an external IP address, and then this external IP address to communicate on this port. As you can guess this covers almost all cases.

  Question:

  Would it not be possible to have the router and the modem on 192.168.0.x or 192.168.1.x, allowing port translation work as expected. Which should in principle be possible with the modem bridge mode except that it is impossible to configure the PPPoA settings needed to connect to my ISP.

  Or I'll have to rethink the configuration of the network (i.e. buy a dedicated ADSL modem and remove entirely my WAG54GS?)

  In fact in the end what I figured out was that according to my WRT610N concerned my WAG54GS is my ISP and that was all he needed to know on the Internet connection. So I had to connect to the WAG54GS with an IP address static, stuck that IP in the DMZ of the WAG54GS and left the WRT610N to manage port forwarding like all devices that connect will make it through that. (Yes, I've disabled features wireless of the WAG54GS)

  I'm reasonably sure that I tried the combination of settings you suggested (including moving the WAG54GS off the Internet port on the WRT610N, which I wanted to avoid in any case as I have four devices permanently connected in any case) and found that it still does not. And I wasn't saying two to 192.168.1.1 set at any point, my darkened auto focus was that change only the last block of the IP address doesn't have to work for Internet access.

• RVS4000 Port forwarding

  I have a RVS4000 put in place as my internet router/gateway to a client of 75 MS Server 2003 network. All network devices receive a static IP address. I used Port Forwarding and Port Range Forwarding on the RVS4000 to allow remote desktop connection to outside network to specific clients within the network. I have used all available space on the RVS4000 software for the seizure of the Port addresses and still needed to connect multiple users more. I bought a second RVS4000 and connected to the first through one of the lan ports, then the network through another lan port.  I have forwarded a range of addresses of the first router to another and then used the second router port forwarding and port forwarding tables range to the IP addresses of each client. Everything seems to be set up correctly and I can access both routers on the network, the individual port forwarding and the addresses of forwarding port on the first router range still work, but the transmitted address range appear not to be through to the second router and then to the customers. What I am doing wrong?

  I think the WRVS4400N has an IP based ACL that you can do to open the ports of the PC. It has a capacity of 1 G more but I don't know if the ACL can handle 25-50 PCs. I suggest you try to contact CISCO technical support so that you can be well informed of the router you need to make it work.

• Port forwarding on Linksys WRT54G

  Hey I have problems with Port Forwarding on my Linksys WRT54G. The port, I need open is 28960. I followed guides and thought I did everything correctly, but his does not work. Here's what I've done so far:

  -J' put a static IP address and took a screenshot of my settings here:
  

  -Here is my page of port forwarding:
  

  -Under the ' security > firewall "tab I unchecked"Block anonymous Internet Requests ".
  -In addition, I tried to adjust the 'DHCP server' for people with reduced mobility
  

  Is there something that I don't forget or do wrong?

  Evreything is fine... Make sure that the DHCP server is activated (do not disable it)...

  The only reason why port forwarding does not work because this port can still report it as "Blocked", this only happens if you have an old firmware on your Linksys router...

  Update the firmware on your router, reset and re - configure from scratch and do port forwarding, see if it works...

  Download the Firmware from here

  Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware of the device: -.
  Open a page in Internet Explorer browser on a computer hard wired to the router...
  In the address bar type - 192.168.1.1... Leave name empty username & password admin lowercase usage...
  Click the 'Administration' tab - then click on the 'Upgrade Firmware' under the tab-here, click on 'Browse' and navigate the .bin firmware file and click on "Upgrade"...
  Wait a few seconds until it shows that "the update is successful," after the upgrade of the firmware, click on "Reboot" and you will be returned to the same page OR it will say 'cannot display the Page.

  Now reset your router:
  Press and hold the button of reset for 30 seconds... Release the reset button... Unplug the power cable from your router, wait 30 seconds and reconnect the power cable... Now re - configure your router...

• Port Forwarding WRT54G V6

  Hey people. I recently replaced a much older wireless with a new Linksys router too me of WRT54G. Before configuring, I set all the settings to factory default and installed the latest firmware from Linksys. I configured my network security enable wireless and checked the operation successfully.

  My next step is to set up port forwarding because I host an Exchange Server at my home and no transfer, it does not work very well.

  I'll add here that my old router was fully functional and I replaced it only so that I could use Wireless-G devices.

  I configured and activated all the port forwarding just as I had in the old model, but it doesn't seem to work. I tried to access my E-MAIL and remote in (RDP) access from the outside without success. My mail server using port 940 for EMAIL (I am a customer of Comcast and they blocked port 25. I use a service to DNSEXIT having my email delivered to the port of 940) and am able to telnet from a command prompt inside (IE "telnet 192.168.x.x 940') but not from the outside using my WAN IP address.

  I have already placed the old unit back online and verified that it works OK. I struggle to believe that the 'port forwarding' is broken in the most recent device. Is it possible there is another choice that must be made in the Setup? Any educated guesses or answers are welcome.

  Kind regards

  Norm

  Never mind. Apparently, Comcast gave me a different IP address at a given time and change picked up by my dynamic DNS service has not yet spread through the etherworld immediately.

  You're going to like Comcast. (maybe it's time to get a static IP address)