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Netgear DG834 URGENT 500 POINTS AVAIL

We have a netgear dg834, we are trying to open ports on it, it will not work though, we have forwarded test ports 3389 for RDC and various others but it still refuses to forward, we have tried 2 identical routers and none work, neither PC has the firewall on and we can ping the router externally but not the PC

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Ok then,
I have already created custom service for RDP on port 3389 and allowed all machines to forward through this port but to no avail, the router is on a static IP and then it uses DHCP (only 2 in IP range *.11 and *.12) to issues IP's to connected PC's, the RDP service is forwarding to those IP's,
RDP works the other way though we can RDP from the PC behind the router to a machine in the office so its letting traffic through in one direction but not IN

We are using ADSL

We have turned off NAT (this needs to be off)

ANY IDEAS?????
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Oh, I meant it would be unusual for an ISP to block any ports including RDP.  Somehow re-reading that 1st sentence, it didn't make sense the second time around.... What was I thinking to get it to that point... <grin>

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Ok, we want the router to be transparent hance turning off NAT, there is no XP firewall on anywhere and really it would be perfect if we could turn off the netgear one but we can't

any more ideas?
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Thanks for the points, I'm hoping that you got what you needed finally...

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