Just use advanced -> virtual server to set up maps for them then activated them. e.g.: Name: CS Source Server 1 Private IP: <your internal IP> Protocol Type: Both Private Port: 27015 Protocol Type: Both Public Port: 27015 Schedule: Always
Name: CS Source Server 2 Private IP: <your internal IP> Protocol Type: Both Private Port: 27016 Protocol Type: Both Public Port: 27016 Schedule: Always
Details based on DI-624: Firmware Version: 1.31 , Tue, 25 Mar 2004
Steve / K
----- Original Message ----- From: "Allen 'Uncanny' Schott" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My D-Link DI-624 is doing the same thing (see archives for said posts). I set my Source servers for 27015 and 27016, but the router will only foward the 27015 to the correct outside port while the 27016 is forwarded to 60,000 something. Every damn time! Getting real old. I expect better from D-Link equipment.
"Oh sure Mr. router, I guess I really didnt want traffic to come in on the port I specifed. Go ahead and do whatever!"
NOT!
Haven't had time to bitch to D-link yet. If anyone has any insight, (besides trashing the D-Link. Ook, this means you) please share it.
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