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Blimey that was easy. Had been messing about with it for hours.<br />
Added 80 , 443 and 987 and also 3389 (disabled)
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Blimey that was easy. Had been messing about with it for hours.
Added 80 , 443 and 987 and also 3389 (disabled)

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Hi<br />
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I have an SBS 2011 server set up with RWW enabled and working correctly. &nbsp;I know this because I can use RWW by going to remote.domain.com.au internally.<br />
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Externally I get a page not found so I need to port forward it through a Netgear DGND3700v2 modem router which I am looking at externally.<br />
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Can someone give me step by step instructions how to do the port forwarding?<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hi

I have an SBS 2011 server set up with RWW enabled and working correctly.  I know this because I can use RWW by going to remote.domain.com.au internally.

Externally I get a page not found so I need to port forward it through a Netgear DGND3700v2 modem router which I am looking at externally.

Can someone give me step by step instructions how to do the port forwarding?

Thanks in advance.

Getting Remote Web Workplace through router

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