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OR get a static IP if you want to use port 80
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OR get a static IP if you want to use port 80

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icarainc: &nbsp;Why the C grade? &nbsp;If you felt that I didn't answer your question completely, I'd have been glad to answer any additional questions... &nbsp;
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icarainc:  Why the C grade?  If you felt that I didn't answer your question completely, I'd have been glad to answer any additional questions...  

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I have an isp that blocks port 80<br />
i have a linksys router befw11s4<br />
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i am running iis on an internal server. <br />
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Using prot range forwarding i normaly can open port 80 to &nbsp;a specific ip. but my provider blocks port 80. <br />
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the linksys has port triggering. it has application name trigger ports and incoming ports. <br />
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need help on the setup<br />

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I have an isp that blocks port 80
i have a linksys router befw11s4

i am running iis on an internal server. 

Using prot range forwarding i normaly can open port 80 to  a specific ip. but my provider blocks port 80. 

the linksys has port triggering. it has application name trigger ports and incoming ports. 

need help on the setup


ISP blocks port 80 need to host iss

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