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When i configure the port forwarding on my Buffalo link station to Port 80, The web access will go to the set up page. If i configure to the port 8080. The web access will go to the BitTorrent page. any way to configure one of this port to the Web access download page<br />
. My link station is LS-QL F/W 1.11
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When i configure the port forwarding on my Buffalo link station to Port 80, The web access will go to the set up page. If i configure to the port 8080. The web access will go to the BitTorrent page. any way to configure one of this port to the Web access download page
. My link station is LS-QL F/W 1.11

Buffalo link station port fowarding

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