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Please follow the guide here... It's for a different Zhone model - but it should work exactly the same!
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Pelu.
Well, the configuration window looks exactly the same, but it doesn't seem to be working. I'm using the PortChecker from the same site you linked to, and it says it can ping my router, but the port isn't open/reachable.
Make sure Windows Firewall is also set to allow traffic from/to that port; Alternatively, turn Windows Firewall off. Do the same for any other firewall software (If exist) on your computer.
Pelu.
The port has been an exception on the firewalls settings for a while. Turning the firewall off doesn't seem to fix it, either.
Now I'm having yet another issue--I can't access the configuration page http://192.168.1.1/) at all. Was working earlier, obviously... Now it returns a "This webpage is not available" error. This router is epic fail.
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Hello,
In many router is under the function of virtual server, in your case it looks like the Zhone people has put this function under Firewall - IPFiltering - Incoming.
Let me know if you need more help.
I'm sorry, I don't even see IPFiltering on my configuration screen. I see Firewall, but the only options under it are Parental control and URL Filter.
You are right, my mistake.
By looking more in depth I understand that you have to enable NAT and then you can create virtual servers.
Please let me know.
Check this link, page 49 and 50
http://www.zhone.com/support/manuals/doc...
I'm sorry, I'm slightly confused--are you saying that I should set up a virtual server in order to forward a port??
Yes, absolutely.
If you want to forward a port in some router is called port forwarding (Netgear) in other one virtual server (Belkin).
Please go to your router configuration, enable NAT and then select Virtual Server.
Enter a name easy to remember in the field Custom Server or you can select some of the already pre-configured proposed if you find what you need.
Then in the field Server IP address put the name of the PC you are trying to forward your port for example 192.168.1.10
Now select the external port start and end (It could be the same value if it is only 1 port) and then enter the internal port start and end.
Do not forget to choose the protocol if it is TCP or UDP or both.
Click Save/Apply and you are done.
Here an example of a possible configuration for:
UltraVNC
192.168.1.(Your PC) 5900 5900 TCP 5900 5900
FTP
192.168.1.(Your PC) 20 21 TCP 20 21
eMule
192.168.1.(Your PC) 63940 63940 UDP 63940 63940
192.168.1.(Your PC) 63930 63930 TCP 63930 63930
I hope this can help, otherwise let me know.
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I added that port as an exception under my firewall a while ago. I tried turning the firewall off, as well... Still no beans. I'm pretty techy when it comes to computers, and this... it's just driving me absolutely up the wall. Doesn't make any sense.
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