Im trying to host N4 from behind a firewall/router which happens to be an
Alcatel speed touch pro.
I need to forward udp port range 32766-32809
I'm messing around in the modem via telnet but can't work out the right
commands to achieve this.
Any ideas?
Thanks
I've been trying with no sucess to host GPL from behind a NAT
router(DLink-704) The only solution I've found is to use the DMZ
function which unfortunately negates the firewall.
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> >Hi guys.
> >Im trying to host N4 from behind a firewall/router which happens to
> >be an Alcatel speed touch pro.
> >I need to forward udp port range 32766-32809
> >I'm messing around in the modem via telnet but can't work out the
> >right commands to achieve this.
> >Any ideas?
Replace x.x.x.x with the internal ip address of your server, typically it
will be something like 10.0.0.150
The outside addr=0 is not a typo, the modem replaces the zero with the
address you get from your isp at connect time.
Bart Westra
Cheers
> > >Hi guys.
> > >Im trying to host N4 from behind a firewall/router which happens to
> > >be an Alcatel speed touch pro.
> > >I need to forward udp port range 32766-32809
> > >I'm messing around in the modem via telnet but can't work out the
> > >right commands to achieve this.
> > >Any ideas?
> nat create protocol=udp inside_addr=x.x.x.x:32766 outside_addr=0:32766
> etc up to 32809
> nat save
> Replace x.x.x.x with the internal ip address of your server, typically it
> will be something like 10.0.0.150
> The outside addr=0 is not a typo, the modem replaces the zero with the
> address you get from your isp at connect time.
> Bart Westra
