hi mhac,
have you tried using another broadband router?
try to use another before trying other solutions and screw your head.
your router might have a problem.
i had weird problems and they turned out to be on hardware.
then if the problem persists, screw your head once again. :)
then we'll try to help. again.
-junn-
Mhac Janapin wrote:
Hi fooler,
What would I circumvent? Isn't that how it's suppose to work? All
connections initiated at the WAN side going to ports 80,25,110 must be
forwarded to a certain PC inside the LAN.
Now what I don't understand is that, all those connections initiated
within the LAN could not get through the router/modem.
But thanks anyways.
your adsl modem have two interfaces.. the wan side and the lan
side.. your port forwarding was binded to the wan side of the
interface.. try to figure it out how to circumvent that by
consulting your modem's manual...
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