Pace 4111N Port Forwarding
(How to set up Port Forwarding on a Pace 4111N Gateway) |
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Select Settings - Firewall - Applications, Pinholes, and DMZ. | Select Settings - Firewall - Applications, Pinholes, and DMZ. | ||
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1) Select a computer (the computer hosting the WeatherCat server) | 1) Select a computer (the computer hosting the WeatherCat server) | ||
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2) Edit firewall settings for this computer | 2) Edit firewall settings for this computer | ||
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- Choose "Allow individual applications" | - Choose "Allow individual applications" | ||
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- Choose "Add a new user-defined application. | - Choose "Add a new user-defined application. | ||
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New user-defined application: | New user-defined application: | ||
Revision as of 18:21, 12 May 2013
Setting up Port Forwarding on a Pace 4111N Gateway (combination DSL Modem and Wireless Router)
Select Settings - Firewall - Applications, Pinholes, and DMZ.
1) Select a computer (the computer hosting the WeatherCat server)
2) Edit firewall settings for this computer
- Choose "Allow individual applications"
- Choose "Add a new user-defined application.
New user-defined application:
- Application Profile Name: WeatherCat TCP - Protocol: TCP - Port (or Range): From: 49250 To: 49254 - Protocol Timeout: (leave blank) - Map to Host Port: (leave blank) - Application Type: (leave blank) - Add to List - add to Hosted Applications - Save
- Application Profile Name: WeatherCat UDP - Protocol: UDP - Port (or Range): From: 49250 To: 49254 - Protocol Timeout: (leave blank) - Map to Host Port: (leave blank) - Application Type: (leave blank) - Add to List - add to Hosted Applications - Save
