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I have an external IP (static), which gives me a provider. Can I make access from the external network does not stop on the router? (because these settings enter into it, and the computers via WiFi already have access to the network). I need a ONE PC that has access from the EXTERNAL web.
thx, and sorry for the translation of the text. Google this +)
I have an external IP (static), which gives me a provider. Can I make access from the external network does not stop on the router? (because these settings enter into it, and the computers via WiFi already have access to the network). I need a ONE PC that has access from the EXTERNAL web.
thx, and sorry for the translation of the text. Google this +)
right...
You have an external static IP adress given by your internet provider.
and you want to connect from the internet to your router?
I'm not sure what you are trying to ask here...
what firmware are you using?
I'm not sure what you are trying to ask here...
Computer being connected through a router to the Internet should remain visible for a www.
Router yet, but plan to buy it wl-500gPremium.
After reading some more information about the router on the internet realized that my problem is solved through the "Virtual Srver" (port forwarding).
Then the question arises: in the basic firmware this function is available or need to reflash?
thx!
Computer being connected through a router to the Internet should remain visible for a www.
Router yet, but plan to buy it wl-500gPremium.
After reading some more information about the router on the internet realized that my problem is solved through the "Virtual Srver" (port forwarding).
Then the question arises: in the basic firmware this function is available or need to reflash?
thx!
yes virtual server is available in both oleg and original asus firmware:)
in the webconfig go to: Nat setting -> Virtual server.
"port range": the ports that will be available on the WAN of the router
"Local IP": the ip of your computer in your LAN
"Local port": the port on the lan computer that should be forwarded
"Protocol": select the right protocol to forward
don't worry about the rest of the settings... discription is just a small message so you remember what it's for:)
Bought! We also managed quickly with all the settings.
Now the question arose of exploitation. The answer i could not find anywhere.
How often do i turn off the router? My network works only until the evening. I go to bed at night and i do not need a router. I can safely disable it from the network or should it always work?
thx.
Bought! We also managed quickly with all the settings.
Now the question arose of exploitation. The answer i could not find anywhere.
How often do i turn off the router? My network works only until the evening. I go to bed at night and i do not need a router. I can safely disable it from the network or should it always work?
thx.
well... that should be possible for this router.
however you might find harddrive errors when you do this a lot!
so before you unplug it, it's better to execute the command "halt".
this makes the router shut down and ready to be unplugged.
I'm not sure which firmware you use, but this works on oleg:)