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Direct web traffic through ports 80 and 443 to a specific server through the FVS336G
Router acted up and was factory reset. I have a web server located in our network. When accessing the server's ip from a browser, I can see the website locally. When trying to access the web address from the outside, I get a cert error and then the netgear login page. What settings do I need to do to get traffic coming in on port 80 and 443 to this specific server's IP address?Ethernet cable out not working
I just bought a EX3700. The only reason is because i have an interactive TV box that only takes ethernet cords for some reason. My router is in the other room so i don't want a really long cable going between rooms. Problem is that the wifi works fine but the ethernet out connection doesn't (which was the main reason of buying the thing) any ideas?How to remotely access AC785 webadmin page
I have a Netgear Aircard AC785S and wondered how I can remotely access the webadmin page. For example the local paage is http://netgear.aircard so from the wan is it http://x.x.x.x:8080/index.html. What port do I need to know or is it default 80 ? Also its a great shame that there is no DDNS available on this device.Setting up EX7000 access point without wiring it to the router?
I’m not too tech savvy but from what I read you set the EX7000 up as an access point and connect it to the router using the Ethernet ports. However that’s not what I want exactly. I was wondering if I can connect the extender to the CAT6/Ethernet port(not sure what the correct name of port on the wall is called) on the wall in my room upstairs instead of hardwiring it to the router. The router is downstairs in my brother’s room. Our routers connect to the internet via CAT6 ports instead of coax since the ONT box in our garage acts as a modem (according to the Best Buy employees I’ve talked to). So instead of having a modem connected via coax and a router connected to the modem, we just plug in the router with out the need of a modem device. So I was hoping I could just do the same with the extender and not it connect to the router wirelessly or have it hardwired to the router itself.