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Port forwarding / bridged mode relationship
This should be an easy one for you folks. I think I know the answer but I wanted to be sure.
If you have a modem set up in bridged mode does it handle any port forwarding at all? Or would it only be in the attached router I would need to open ports specific to what I'm doing...
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Re: Port forwarding / bridged mode relationship
If the modem is in bridged mode, it's a pass-through and there is no NAT layer to forward.
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