[nmglug] stupid question #1

[Tim Emerick]

I've heard other users of qwest tell me that they had to contact qwest to set
up their port forwards.  I had the same experience when using a wireless DSL.
 The ISP wanted total control of the box.

Another idea for you is to set up a box on your net as a router and use the
DMZ function of the qwest modem/router to bypass the NAT on the actiontec
modem/router.

Tim Emerick


--- Andres Paglayan <andres at paglayan.com> wrote:

> which means some will follow,
> I have a fixed ip at qwest, their dsl modem router (newer Actiontec), 
> and Apache running in a server within the subnet, lets say at 192.168.0.11
> now, what the heck should I tell the Actiontec box so it forwards 
> requests on its wan ip to the apache's ip,
> I did put a forward port 80 tcp to 192.168.0.11, but its doing nothing,
> NAT is only giving on and off options,
> so what else?
> any clue?
> ...please?
> 
> 
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