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Thank you for suggestion. We got this going.
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Thank you for suggestion. We got this going.

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We have ASUS DSL-AC68U router and have difficulties configuring the port forwarding. Please help. <br />
At the moment I give a <br />
Service name - RTSP<br />
Port range - 554<br />
Local IP - IP address of the local machine<br />
Local port - 554<br />
Protocol - both.<br />
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I click add. I can see the entry . I apply and restart.<br />
Port scanning tool reports the port is not open. &nbsp;I have tried numerous port scanning tools. ASUS support is taking too long for response.<br />
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Please help.<br />
regards<br />
Harry S
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We have ASUS DSL-AC68U router and have difficulties configuring the port forwarding. Please help. 
At the moment I give a 
Service name - RTSP
Port range - 554
Local IP - IP address of the local machine
Local port - 554
Protocol - both.

I click add. I can see the entry . I apply and restart.
Port scanning tool reports the port is not open.  I have tried numerous port scanning tools. ASUS support is taking too long for response.

Please help.
regards
Harry S

We have ASUS DSL-AC68U router and have difficulties configuring the port forwarding. Please help.

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