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FVS318G Port Forward Fail
Hi All, I cannot forward port 5901-5903, those port use for remote the client PC with UltraVNC. - Set the 3 ports on different service name. - Set signle inbound rule for each port. Can ...
Hi JohnRo,
I have tried set the WAN users to "ANY" already, aslo checked the the setting on UltraVNC is fine. I tred set the port forward on Netgear JNR3210 is work. So, I don't have any idea. The modem is provided by service provider, I have no idea what modem.
Best Regards,
Chun Lee
Hi JohnRo,
May I ask what is different between NAT and Classical Routing Interfaces?
Thank you?
Best Regards,
Chun Lee
Hello ChunLee,
NAT(Network Address Translation) and Classical routing both performs routing from WAN to LAN. You usually use NAT when the ISP gives you a single IP address, what NAT does is convert the Public IP (IP given by ISP ex. 98.245.153.xxx) to local/private IP (192.168.1.x). Classical Routing is almost the same but it is routing withour NAT, you use this when the ISP gives you multiple public IP addresses - you will be able to use the public IPs directly to the PCs or devices, it eliminates the translation part, instead of giving the devices a local/private IP each device gets a public IP address.
Which one of these routing features are you using?
I'll look forward to your response.
Thanks,
Dear JohnRo,
I set the ISP as NAT mode.
Best Regards,
Chun Lee
Hello ChunLee,
Another question on this one, have you tested forwarding other ports like RDP or HTTP? I need to know if other port forwarding rules have worked, for us to isolate your issue further. I also noticed that you have also checked "Translate to Port number", can you post a screenshot of the "services" tab?
I'll look forward to your response.
Thanks,
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