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Port forward question?
How do you forward the same port range for two different ip addresses?
I get a "port overlap occurred. Please change your entry" error message.  I need both these ports forwarded for two different computers on my network. Last edited by Joi : 02-26-2007 at 09:35 AM. |
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Simple answer, you can't. You can put one of the systems in the DMZ.
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No problem, we live to disappoint... WAIT, that's we live to help, even if it's disappointing.
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