Airtel Broadband: Port Forwarding

[hitman]

Hello,
I am attaching my router configuration page No where on this page I can see the NAT option from where I can forward the ports. Have checked all the links in the page. Can anyone pls help ????

 

[LoneCrusader]

If you want a clearer solution then mention something about the model of your router.

 

[cyberwiz]

type the follwing into your web browser and u will get all the advanced settings192.168.1.1/main.htmlTO setup port forwarding goto advanced>>NAT

 

[hitman]

Cool cyberwiz. It worked. Thx a lot.

 

[sumitsen]

Thanks a lot for the advice cyberwiz. I was facing the same problem.

 

[cools]

Here is the Scenario.....

I want to host a website on my system , I had heard about port forwarding, by which I can create a virtual server on the router/ADSL-modem.
Configuration for virtual server is as shown in pic..


I have Apache Tomcat server running on my system on port 8000.But when i am connecting using the URL hxxp://xx.xx.xxx.xxx:8000/ using my IP address from another system outside my network, it gives unreachable.

I had also configured virtual server on port 80 (external port), and 8000 as internal port,
but when connecting using hxxp://xx.xx.xxx.xxx/ I get the Router Login promt, from my inner network as well as from external system.
Also configured the same IP on, DMZ but nothing expected happened. How can I test or make it sure that my virtual server is properly configured in router?

Have anyone done it before?What is causing problem....?

 

[netfreak]

QUOTE(cools @ Nov 9 2006, 02:12 PM) [snapback]68277[/snapback]
but when connecting using hxxp://xx.xx.xxx.xxx/ I get the Router Login promt, from my inner network as well as from external system.
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Try opening up some port other then 80 (e.g. 8000). Does that (http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8000/) work?

If it does then the problem could be due to admin interface.

Disable admin interface of router. In case of D-Link 5-0T there is an option for disabling wen interface for WAN IP.

That should free up port 80 for your own site.

 

[cools]

QUOTE(netfreak @ Nov 9 2006, 02:47 PM) [snapback]68279[/snapback]
Try opening up some port other then 80 (e.g. 8000). Does that (http://xx.xx.xx.xx:8000/) work?

If it does then the problem could be due to admin interface.

Disable admin interface of router. In case of D-Link 5-0T there is an option for disabling wen interface for WAN IP.

That should free up port 80 for your own site.
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I had written, I had tried on port 8000 and got "Page cannot be displayed' error.
Anyways I am using beetel 220BX router...

 

[netfreak]

In that case, proble seems to be somewhere else.Do you have any kind of firewall on the PC?

 

[cools]

QUOTE(netfreak @ Nov 10 2006, 12:05 AM) [snapback]68333[/snapback]
In that case, proble seems to be somewhere else.

Do you have any kind of firewall on the PC?
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No firewall, I am too not able to diagnose the problem ,have a look at the figure, is the configration seems to be correct??
Any way to debug the virtual server..