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Port Forwarding

This option is used to open multiple ports or a range of ports in your router and redirect data through those ports to a single PC on your network. This feature allows you to enter ports in various formats including, Port Ranges (100-150), Individual Ports (80, 68, 888), or Mixed (1020-5000, 689).

24 -- Port Forwarding Rules

			Ports to Open
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All
	Name	Application Name	TCP	Schedule Always Never
	IP Address	Computer Name	UDP	Inbound Filter Allow All Deny All

Helpful Hints...

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.

You can select a computer from the list of DHCP clients in the Computer Name drop down menu, or you can manually enter the IP address of the LAN computer to which you would like to open the specified port.

Select a schedule for when the rule 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.

You can enter ports in various formats:

Range (50-100)
Individual (80, 68, 888)
Mixed (1020-5000, 689)

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