BE6500 and Port Forwarding

Rico73 wrote:

TDS has been sending out notification

Is this the correct reference:

https://tdstelecom.com/shop/internet-services.html

And, is it correct to assume that the point of the Original Post was whether the Netgear BE6500 will support port forwarding using the TDS Optical Network Terminal (ONT)?

i.e. the extensive discussion about AT&T Internet Air is "off topic"?

Netgear routers support Port Forwarding.  Page 164 of the RS200 User Manual describes how to set it up.

https://www.downloads.netgear.com/files/GDC/RS200/RS200_RS150_UM_EN.pdf

Rico73 wrote:

Each of these "Scripts" suggest to have at least 5 ports forwarded for sharing purposes.

Netgear Port Forwarding connects each specific port to one specific device on the LAN.  (It is not clear to me what the point would be of having five different ports forwarded to the same device on the LAN.)  The most common reason for forwarding multiple ports is when providing access to multiple resources.  For example, if a security camera accepts connections over port 80 and a person wants to access three separate cameras from the internet using Port Forwarding, he would set up three 'rules':

1. External port 1 (how about 81?) to internal device 1 port 80.
2. External port 2 (let's use 82) to internal device 2 port 80.
3. External port 3 (let's use 83) to internal device 3 port 80.