Openning Ports

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  1. ztarven

    ztarven Well-Known Member

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    Hey all. I'm having a NAT/Firewall problem. I just hooked up my router to my voice terminal. Now i'm trying to open up a port in the voice terminal. However, I think the format of my static IP is 192.168.1.###, by my voice terminal asks for 192.168.102.NUMBEREHERE. Can anyone help?
     
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    I'm not sure how to do that...
     
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    What type of router do you have? Linksys?
     
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    I'm not fowarding my router, but my voice terminal. To make my question more frankly, what do i enter in the IP address area in this picture?[​IMG]


    As i said before, the IP address i got is in the form of is 192.168.1.###, which does not fit what my voice terminal asks.
     
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    Go look up your IP in the "My Connections" selection in Control Panel and then put it in the slot. Then open up the port. If you are looking for the internet then open port 80.
     
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    yeah i looked it up, the format doesn't fit the one my voice terminal asks for.
     

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