Marconi Port Forward

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I am having problems port forwarding with my marconi router.
I add the correct input into 'virtual server' but it seems not to work? anyhelp
I followed the tutorial on this website and the one on portforward.com but they seem to not work? please help.
 
it works very well for me - what have you done so far, have you disabled the firewall?

/doc
 
thedoc! said:
it works very well for me - what have you done so far, have you disabled the firewall?

/doc
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Should I disable the firewall in the router?

I nmaped the router for the ports I want forwarded but nmap says they are not open? btw the daemons on running fine.

I want to run a few things, httpd, ircd etc
 
I have disabled the firewall on mine - however have software firewall on my servers and works well for me.

This is my suggestion - I am sure there are other opinions out there!

/doc
 
Can you please give me a step by step guide on how *you* configuing it.
 
U also got to forward ports on ur Win Firewall / Nortons / Zone Alarm Fire wall etc
 
LOL!

I hate win32 platforms :-)
I am not Windows, thats not the problem with the so calles "Personal Firewalls" I need him to tell me how to do port forwarding with My Marconi router.
 
Sorry for getting back late on this but I have been travelling, and have just seen this post.

These are the rules I have under virtual server:

ID Public Port - Start Public Port - End Private Port Port Type Host IP Address
1 25 25 25 TCP 192.168.10.254
2 110 110 110 TCP 192.168.10.254
3 3002 3002 3002 TCP 192.168.10.254
4 3000 3000 3000 TCP 192.168.10.254
5 1000 1000 1000 TCP 192.168.10.254
6 3389 3389 3389 TCP 192.168.10.254

I have the firewall off.

The modem connects my PPPoE connection.

Hope this helps.

/doc.
 
ok thanks

Well I am not doing pppoe, could this be the problem?

btw how can your modem connect your pppoe connection, isent this done via ethernet?

can we chat in a ircd or msn? msn:[email protected]
 
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