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To get to the router management console remotely you would open your browser (IE, Firefox, whatever you're using) and type: <a href="http://" rel="ugc nofollow">http://</a>[router public IP address]:8000
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To get to the router management console remotely you would open your browser (IE, Firefox, whatever you're using) and type: http:// [http://][router public IP address]:8000

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Geting messager that router can't be found. Should there be spaces anywhere in the address? Could firewall on port 8000 cause a problem? The router is set on UpNp
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Geting messager that router can't be found. Should there be spaces anywhere in the address? Could firewall on port 8000 cause a problem? The router is set on UpNp

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I have a 3Com Office Connect ADSL Wireless 54 Mbps 11g Firewall Router installed in a property abroad. I have just enabled Remote administration on the router which says the default port is 8000. How do I actually administer the Router now over the internet! <br />
I used to use PC Anywhere which worked fine but since enabling this feature I can not connect to PC Anywhere from home. Help!
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I have a 3Com Office Connect ADSL Wireless 54 Mbps 11g Firewall Router installed in a property abroad. I have just enabled Remote administration on the router which says the default port is 8000. How do I actually administer the Router now over the internet! 
I used to use PC Anywhere which worked fine but since enabling this feature I can not connect to PC Anywhere from home. Help!

How do I Remote Administer a 3Com Router

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