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Missing Menu Options on Modem Web Browser Login
Hello!
I've been trying to portfoward and I am unable to access the full menu of my router in a web browser in the Windows 10 environment. The portfowarding tutorials I've read online all use router logons with more options in their web browsers, and I am having great difficulty port fowarding without these options. Now, my family uses the CM600, but we also use several Apple-brand wifi devices such as the Airport Express. Any advice on gaining the missing menu options, as well as port fowarding, would be greatly appreciated. I've included screencaps of the modem menus as they are now. Thanks.
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> [...] The portfowarding tutorials I've read online all use router
> logons with more options in their web browsers, and I am having great
> difficulty port fowarding without these options. Now, my family uses the
> CM600, [...]
The CM600 is a cable modem. Port forwarding is a router function,
not a modem function.
> [...] but we also use several Apple-brand wifi devices such as the
> Airport Express. [...]
That's a router, and that's where you'd need to configure port
forwarding. (If "such as" means that you have multiple routers, then
you can expect some problems with port forwarding.)
> [...] I've included screencaps of the modem menus as they are now.
In-line images in these forums must wait for moderator approval, so I
can't see yours yet. But if they relate to the CM600, then they're
likely irrelevant.