Help with Router Settings?

edited May 2005 in Hardware
My server doesn't work anymore since I hooked up my
broadband router. I don't see how to block or unblock
any ports but could it be because some of these things
are disabled? Help will be appreciated. It's my first
encounter with a router.
http://thumpnet.com/P2/router11.html

Thump

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  • Goto Applications and Gaming and you'll see the ports... Remote Managment is fine disabled and the other one is fine too...
  • I don't see anything enabled or disabled.
    Is everything all right here?
    http://thumpnet.com/P2/router12.html
    Thump
  • Wait, Thats Port Fowarding... Maybe consult with Linksys's Knowledge Base...

    http://linksys.custhelp.com/
  • ok i have a question..... (dont' hit me!) what is DMZ?

    I haven't had an encouter with a router before either...
  • DMZ is basically where all ports are fowarded to one machine so it isn't protected by the firewall.
  • ok i see, what does it stand for?
  • DuMb AZ :D
  • that would be you...

    *throws a rock at JuleOS*
  • /me screams "owwww" ... lil' less thrust next time...
  • From the Linksys help on my router.

    DMZ - DeMilitarized Zone

    The DMZ Host setting can allow one local user to be exposed to the Internet. As local user wish to use some special-purpose service such as internet game or Video-conferencing, fill in the IP address and click Apply button, 0 is inactive. As you want to enable this setting, be sure you need this service, any firewall protection of the local DMZ host will be disable.
  • I see..... thanks warpy
  • Steve wrote:
    From the Linksys help on my router.

    DMZ - DeMilitarized Zone

    The DMZ Host setting can allow one local user to be exposed to the Internet. As local user wish to use some special-purpose service such as internet game or Video-conferencing, fill in the IP address and click Apply button, 0 is inactive. As you want to enable this setting, be sure you need this service, any firewall protection of the local DMZ host will be disable.
    Thanks Steve, I've got tired of thinking about it after
    two days work but I'll go back now that I know what
    you just told me and see if I can get it to work.
    AT&T sent it to me without any information and
    had a place to set it up online. I searched AT&T's
    site and can't find it. The Linksys site said to use
    my CD which I didn't get. I should have bought my
    own broadband router.
    Thanks again.

    Thump
  • What you want to do is click "UPnP Forward"

    I'll make a screenshot of my Linksys which should be similar.

    http://zeppelin.ath.cx:81/router.jpg
  • They provided no driver CD? that's kind of poor.
  • Oh crap. Mine doesn't have anything like that Steve.
    It sure does make a man crazy.
    IBMW.jpg
    Yes it is poor Bod.

    Thump
  • Click UPnP forwarding the make a screenshot.
  • edited May 2005
    Steve wrote:
    Click UPnP forwarding the make a screenshot.
    I have no such option. I've searched what I do have
    and it's not there. None of the other stuff you
    showed is there either.
    There's only the six places to go on the top menu
    and there's nothing like that. Maybe AT&T set this
    one up differently. They only have one working
    phone port as well and state so but all the info
    from Linksys shows two working phone ports.
    The screen shot at the bottom may show something
    not enabled that I need enabled though.
    http://thumpnet.com/P2/router11.html

    Thump
  • In this picture it shows it. (UPnP Forward)
  • Steve wrote:
    In this picture it shows it. (UPnP Forward)
    Ah, I found it I think under Administration. It's just
    UPnP_____Oenable______Odisable
    and the radio button for enable is selected.
    Nothing happens when I click on the UPnP, it's not
    live.
    guzzle.gif
    Thump
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