tomdlgns
join:2003-03-21
Joliet, IL
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March 4th, @11:47PM
| [netopia] help with 3346n-ent port forwarding issue...
i am trying to help a friend forward some ports on this modem/router.
i don't know the exact details on why the modem is in this mode, but i do know that he cant reverse it. this is what the netopia tech support said on the phone when he upgraded his service.
basically, the modem/router cannot be accessed via gui in the web. we have to telnet to the modem to do all the work.
i setup all his internal PCs so they should work properly once the correct ports are opened on the router.
»netopia.com/support/hardware/3346Nent.html
that is the page where we did most of our reading. i know my way around the port forwarding screens on most routers, but this thing is killing me...
we know that its not called port forward, instead, its filtering. so we tried to create a new filter with his wan ip and his lan ip and port 3390, yes, i changed the listening port of RDC and i confirmed it, it works on the LAN.
i need someone who has this exact router or anyone familiar with it to help me out with the port forwarding.
please don't tell me to type in the proper ip and ports and click ok, obviously that didn't work and there seems to be more to it than that.
i would like to see if someone on here knows exactly the issue i am having before i start posting ip addresses and taking screen shots of the areas that i am having trouble with. whoever helps me will have a good idea of what the telnet session screens look like, after all, i am looking for someone who has experience with this identical model. i am very certain that there is 1 small step i am missing.
thanks and please ask questions if needed. |
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tomdlgns
join:2003-03-21
Joliet, IL
| From the Main Menu:
---> Quick Menus...
---> IP Filter Sets...
---> Display/Change IP Filter Set...
---> Basic Firewall...
---> Add Input Filter to Filter Set...
Hit the "Enter" or "Return" key after each entry to save the change.
* Leave Enabled set to Yes
* (Tab) Forward to set to Yes
* leave Source IP Address: set as 0.0.0.0
* leave Source IP Mask: set as 0.0.0.0
* change Dest. IP Address: set as 172.20.10.216 NOTE: This address is used here as an example only. Substitute the actual IP address assigned by your ISP.
* change Dest. IP Mask: set as 255.255.255.255
* Protocol Type: (type in) TCP
* leave Source Port Compare... set as No Compare
* leave Source Port ID... set as 0
* change Destination Port Compare... to set to Equal
* change Destination Port ID... to set to 23
* leave Established TCP Conns. Only: set to No
* (Enter) ADD THIS FILTER NOW
i have tried these directions above, but it still isnt working.
obviously i changed port number 23 to 3390.
this is just a nightmare, i hope someone can help shed some light on this... |
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tomdlgns
join:2003-03-21
Joliet, IL
| ok i figured out the correct set of instructions.
»netopia.com/support/hardware/tec···025.html
that is what i needed, i was able to successfully set everything up. |
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