Thread: Port Forwarding
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Old 21-03-2008, 18:33   #10
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Re: Port Forwarding
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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
I have setup the static ip through windows vista and do not use the "obtain an ip automatically" thing. I read through port forward on how to do that and then followed the instructions for port forwarding through my router (edimax br6104k) as i said networking is not something i have overly bothered with so i might be missing something really simple along the way. I have enabled virtual server with the 192.168.x.x address on the port i want open and disabled the router firewall and nothing port still blocked so i re-enabled the firewall. I will do my usual thing of had a go hit a problem go away have a think come back to it later.
Have you turned the inbuilt vista firewall off?
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