Fantistoooooooooo

Mar 20 2006, 04:10 PM

Dear all brothers and sisters,

I am now looking for help on How to point traffics to a computer behind the Prolink ADSL modem

I know that for traffick sending to computer behind router, we use the Port Forwarding!
However, i didn't see any Port Forwarding Section in my ADSL modem.

Could Anyone could help me with this question?

Thanks forwards,

Best regards,

Fantisto.

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Fantistoooooooooo

Mar 21 2006, 02:42 PM

QUOTE(kdr_98 @ Mar 20 2006, 11:37 PM)

There is no need for portforwarding since an ADSL modem is a Point to Point connection.
1 PC (or router) connected to the modem.

If you have a public adress then the adress on the site http://www.whatismyip.com/ is the same as your computer, then you don't need portforwarding.

The only blocking point can be a firewall installed on your PC.

However, my ADSL is not a point to point connection. As it is built-in 4 ports ROUTER too

Then I have found that in ther ADSL modem there is a Vitual Server page. I hope this is helpful

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if you don´t saw anything about port forward, check for DMZ servers or virtual servers... in some routers only these options are available and they are same as "port forwarding"....

 

 

 

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Inspiron

Mar 21 2006, 03:36 PM

In order for us to know the details of your broadband modem router, it is best to also provide us the brand and the model number. I believe, since it's a router with 4 ethernet ports, there will be a port forwarding function in its configuration page. With the model number provided, you can look into more detailed steps on helping you to do the port forwarding.

QUOTE(kdr_98 @ Mar 21 2006, 12:37 AM)

There is no need for portforwarding since an ADSL modem is a Point to Point connection.
1 PC (or router) connected to the modem.

If you have a public adress then the adress on the site http://www.whatismyip.com/ is the same as your computer, then you don't need portforwarding.

The only blocking point can be a firewall installed on your PC.

If it's just a modem, there will not be any configurations to it. Hence port forwarding will seem to be an unknown command to the modem. Since it has 4 ethernet ports, it is definately a modem with build-in router. Configurations will definately be required to send data to the specific computer connected to each port on the router.

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michaelper22

Mar 31 2006, 05:56 PM

QUOTE(Inspiron @ Mar 21 2006, 10:36 AM)

If it's just a modem, there will not be any configurations to it. Hence port forwarding will seem to be an unknown command to the modem. Since it has 4 ethernet ports, it is definately a modem with build-in router. Configurations will definately be required to send data to the specific computer connected to each port on the router.

I've seen deals from Verizon where you get a free wireless router wen you sign up for their DSL service. I don't know the specific details of your router, but it would be in the admin console (as noted above, at http://192.168.1.1 or http://192.168.0.1). If you give me the exact model of your router/modem, I could probably find a manual for it on the manufacturer's web site (which happens to be [urlhttp://www.fida.com/[/url]).

Regarding the quote above, Verizon does distribute modems (Westell branded ones, I think 2200 series or something like that) that have a network-accessible admin console, which can be accessed at 192.168.1.1. I can confirm this based on the fact that I have actually played with one of those modems before.

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