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Obtaining an external IP and routing it
Hi,
I have a SmartAX MT882 modem and would like to know if anyone knew how to route an external IP address to an internal IP on the network... eg. [My PC] [Other PC] | | | | -----|------ | [Modem] | | [external ip] so i can have data from external ip forwarded to my pc, i have a USB line connected and the SmartAX MT882 offers Port forwarding options but i have had a look and its over my head. (>_<) Searched google, called support and emailed support and none of these were good, especially support as i got indians for all 14 calls i made. 
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09-09-2008, 09:38 AM
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Re: Obtaining an external IP and routing it
Did you look at this tutorial? http://www.portforward.com/english/r...MT882index.htm
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09-09-2008, 05:46 PM
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Re: Obtaining an external IP and routing it
i did, the static ip guide helped alot! but im afraid the router interface show in the guide they provided did not match my interface, although it is the exact same.
My options are..... Status -System information -Service information -Statistics ------------------------------------- Basic -ADSL Mode -WAN Setting -LAN Setting -DHCP -NAT -IP Route -ATM Traffic ---------------------------------------- Advanced -RIP -Security -Firewall -Filter -QoS -Port Mapping -TimeZone -ACL -TR069 -UPnP ------------------------------------ Tools -System Management -Diagnostics -Firmware Upgrade -Restore & Backup -System Log -Reboot -Logout |
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09-09-2008, 06:51 PM
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Re: Obtaining an external IP and routing it
If you check www.portforward.com, maybe you have a different dash number. I just picked one, since you didn't specify any version.
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