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Application Rules

This option is used to open single or multiple ports on your router when the router senses data sent to the Internet on a "trigger" port or port range. Special Applications rules apply to all computers on your internal network.

Add Special Applications Rule

Enable :
Name :	<<
Trigger Port Range :	(ex. 100-200,588)
Trigger Protocol :	TCP UDP Both
Input Port Range :	(ex. 100-200, 588)
Input Protocol :	TCP UDP Both
Schedule :	Always Never
	Details :

24 -- Application Rules

			Port	Traffic Type	Schedule
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both
	Name	Application	Trigger	TCP UDP Both	Always Never
			Firewall	TCP UDP Both

Helpful Hints...

Use this feature if you are trying to execute one of the listed network applications and it is not communicating as expected.

Check the Application Name drop down menu for a list of predefined applications. If you select one of the predefined applications, click the arrow button next to the drop down menu to fill out the corresponding field.

Select a schedule for when the service will be enabled. If you do not see the schedule you need in the list of schedules, go to the Tools → Schedules screen and create a new schedule.

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