How to make sure router isn't restricting three ports

Hi there,

Kindly elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve in your architecture so that we could help you out.

Experts, let me explain. This website and the Experts that are here are extremely  valuable to me.  I have very little time to devote to learning another phase of computing, such as how routers work and exactly port forwarding does and how it accomplishes it and why I need it. It is not that I don't want to learn. I simply have no spare time. That is why I subscribe to this website.

Your comment is very valuable to me. I found out that only one of the ports is available. I did not want to go any deeper to the equipment that was requiring these ports out of privacy. However if you need this information I will elaborate.

I have a new alarm system. It is cellular based. It works very well from the main panel. I have two remote panels that are very feature loaded. They communicate with the main panel via my WiFi. The alarm company is having great difficulty in making the two remote panels operate consistently. They will lose connection with the main panel. Sometimes for days, then with no apparent reason come back to life again. Both remote panels were replaced with other new ones. Same situation. That is when they told me that those three ports are needed  by the alarm system. I did go into the router and under Games and Security found a table with several entries. I recognized those entries. They were put there by installers of a multi camera video surveillance system with a NVR.

ALL I need at this point is what the two lines I obviously must insert in this table two ports. I don't know exactly what to put in each field.

Yes, the communication is IP based.
The only ports they said must be free are: 80, 22, 443, 8080
I have been in contact with the manufacturers level 2 support. He is going to turn it over to Level 3 support. The will talk to the alarm panel sales company Tech.
I will mention the nmap/zenmap to them.
And, the is a real brain beater. The two remote panels have not moved from my desk in 2 weeks. These were sent as replacements for the first pair. These have not done any better or worse. After sitting in a non connected  fail mode, after two days, when the alarm was armed it also turned on the two remote panels and they have been working ever since. No rhyme or reason to it. Nobody can seem to figure out what the variable might be. All these components are within 40 feet of my router and each other.

I would like to try to add those three ports to port forwarding, but I don't know what to put in every field. The far right IP is the IP of my NVR. I DO have the IP addresses of each remote alarm panel.

I am sorry that I can not be more precise in my explanation.

Note: Upon checking, all 4 ports are blocked.
My present port forwarding table is enclosed.

akahan
I do not have any idea on how to get the answer to your question, but thanks very much for telling me about the port forwarding being irrelevant. What I DO know is that I pay my isp extra every month for a static IP address.

Yes, the only problem I am having is with devices that use the local ethernet at my location.

How do I check for the answer to your question below?

Have you ensured that you don't have static ip addresses overlapping your DHCP range?

EXPERTS...I must make an unexpected trip for 3-4 days. I will continue this upon my return. Thanks so much for your Expert assistance.

akahan - I do not know how to do the two tests that you are recommending. I would be happy to do them if you could guide me.

Second matter: Is there a software utility that constantly monitors wifi that can tell me if the signal drops for more than 5 seconds or so?

Dear Experts, I am going to close this question because as I discover more about the problem I find that a new question with more data will do better. THANK YOU for your kind advice!