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Hello, I have a HughesNet (Direcway) DW7000 Modem connected to a Linksys WRT54G Router and I am trying to setup NAT. &nbsp;I have a program that collects data and displays it to a web page. &nbsp;This program is running on a pc in a remote test site, the only connection to the Internet is through HughesNet (satellite and DW7000 modem/router). &nbsp;I need to be able to access this web page from the main office several miles away. &nbsp;I need to tell the DW7000 to route port 80 requests to an internal (192.168.0.5) pc running this data collection program. &nbsp;I can't find where to set it up, is it an option and if so how do you do it? &nbsp;I got a static IP so I could just that, but I can't get it to work. &nbsp;<br />
Right now I have the WRT54G working as an AP (just bypassed the WAN Port) and disabled DHCP. &nbsp;So I'm getting my IP addresses from the DW7000. &nbsp;Any Ideas how I can get this configuered? &nbsp;<br />
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P.S.<br />
HughesNet technical support is useless. &nbsp;
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Hello, I have a HughesNet (Direcway) DW7000 Modem connected to a Linksys WRT54G Router and I am trying to setup NAT.  I have a program that collects data and displays it to a web page.  This program is running on a pc in a remote test site, the only connection to the Internet is through HughesNet (satellite and DW7000 modem/router).  I need to be able to access this web page from the main office several miles away.  I need to tell the DW7000 to route port 80 requests to an internal (192.168.0.5) pc running this data collection program.  I can't find where to set it up, is it an option and if so how do you do it?  I got a static IP so I could just that, but I can't get it to work.  
Right now I have the WRT54G working as an AP (just bypassed the WAN Port) and disabled DHCP.  So I'm getting my IP addresses from the DW7000.  Any Ideas how I can get this configuered?  

P.S.
HughesNet technical support is useless.  

DW7000 + Linksys WRT54G w/ static IP address How to configure NAT?

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