Telkom POTS router port forwarding

hobbit72

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The telkom router comes with no technical documentation, and no web support of any kind. I cant even find the thing on google! What junk have I been sold?

I have looked around in the router web menus but there is no mention of port forwarding. How do you do this?

Thanks in advance
 

Andre

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The port forwarding is called PAT in the menus if I remember correctly.
 

hobbit72

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You need to upgrade your ADSL Router Pots firmware from the marconi site.

http://www.m-newera.co.za/pdf/ADSL%20Router-%20SW%20Upgrade.zip

Then, in the Basic Config- PAT menu, add an entry to forward

eg:
Index:1
Protocol:UDP
Interface:ATM1
Service Name:EDONKEY
Port:6003
Server IP Address:192.168.10.100(your machine)
Server Port:6003

Job done- All WAN side mapping must be ATM1
 

vukko

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Anybody know how to stop the Apache server on the router from listening on the "outside" interface? I would like to forward TCP port 80 (HTTP) to a machine on the "inside".

--Marko
 

Andre

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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by vukko</i>
I would like to forward TCP port 80 (HTTP) to a machine on the "inside".
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Simply add port 80 in the PAT menu (TCP) and it will work. The IP address you supply is the IP of your machine on the "inside".
 

ezanolin

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To Vukko

If you are running the device as a router then follow Andre's advice but it seems to me that the device is functioning as a PPPoE modem or you would not be asking this question.

In that case you can do the following on your linux machine
(assume 192.168.2.10 is target address)

iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -p tcp --dport 80 -j DNAT --to-destination 192.168.2.10
 

Rattexx

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So let understand this. If I want to use say Pc-Anywhere (port 5631 & 5632) I would simply open the port on the router and route it to my local PC ?
 
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