rlopez98
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Ports 80,554, 1111, 7070, 11165, 1755 activation while using DSL
Hello:
I have a web application that requires to activate the ports 80,554, 1111, 7070, 11165, 1755 to display video. However, when I plug into comercial LANs such as Verizon DSL or DSL at hotels, I cannot see the video. Pretty much I can only see the video at work.
How can activate the related ports?
Ricardo
I have a web application that requires to activate the ports 80,554, 1111, 7070, 11165, 1755 to display video. However, when I plug into comercial LANs such as Verizon DSL or DSL at hotels, I cannot see the video. Pretty much I can only see the video at work.
How can activate the related ports?
Ricardo
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Thanks,
Yes, basically what I was told to do is to Open these ports for inbound traffic.
Can I control my own router to open those ports? I need to be able to have those ports open while I'm in the road as well.
Any other options?
Cheers
Yes, basically what I was told to do is to Open these ports for inbound traffic.
Can I control my own router to open those ports? I need to be able to have those ports open while I'm in the road as well.
Any other options?
Cheers
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Glad I could help :-)
When you say "activate the ports", do you mean open these ports for inbound traffic?
The only way you'll be able to do this is for whoever manages the connection (more specifically, the firewall/router) to configure it to port-forward to your device.
That's not a particularly practical option, and difficult to do in most circumstances.
The only other option that I can think of is to find some sort of tunnel solution (all the data gets relayed through an external machine).