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Port Fording
I have a small network that is having issue, with me allowing port forwarding to work properly this is the setup, COX cable coming into a Scientific Atlantic 2100 modem that is connected to an Airport Extreme and the device is connect to that..... Now when I log into my Airport it tell me my WAN IP is 70.174.25.172 and my router IP address is 70.174.24.1... my deviceIP address is 10.0.1.80, if I look at my network settings on my mac it tell me the router address is 10.0.1.1 ...... I setup port forwarding in the airport to 10.0.1.80 using port 80 but cox cable has told me to use port 2000 instead for less traffic ?? with all this set I still can't get an connection inside of my network from outside ...... Any suggestions
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netmask for ip is likely 255.255.254.0, that is ok that you gateway does not have the same first 3 octets of ip address.
How are you trying to access the network. My guess is through Remote Desktop. If that is the case the port will be 3389
Most routers have known ports configured for common applications to choose from
Clarify how you are trying to access the network
Thanks
Most routers have known ports configured for common applications to choose from
Clarify how you are trying to access the network
Thanks
Yes you need to tell us what you are trying to do. Remote Desktop, HTTP, HTTPS, ETC?
Port 80 is for a unsecure web service which many ISPs block for residential services. Although you can get around it by changing the port number in the web server.
Port 80 is for a unsecure web service which many ISPs block for residential services. Although you can get around it by changing the port number in the web server.
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This appears to be incorrect. Both IP's should be 70.174.25.x Is this a typo? Or real?
With respect to your later statement, I would use port 80 and it that works, stick with it.
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