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02.06.2007 at 05:22PM PST, ID: 22152356 | Points: 500

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Setting up static ip in a wireless router (MN-500) and using port forwarding to a local ip on a network/web server.

Zones: Miscellaneous Networking, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP, File Transfer Protocol (FTP)

Tags: ip, static, router, up, setting

I have a DSL with the modem (BEC 5200S) in the bridging mode connected to a Microsoft MN-500 wireless router. I put the static ip assigned by my isp into the wan side of the router and forwarded ports 21 & 80 to a local static ip (192.168.2.2) on a server running Windows 2000 advanced server. When its all setup I cannot access the internet. If I use DHCP on the WAN side I can access the net but I cannot get to my server from outside my LAN. What am I doing wrong?

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Question Stats

Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: diggerthedog

Question Asked On: 02.06.2007

Participating Experts: 3

Points: 500

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