Thread: Port Forwarding in iBall Baton iB-LR6111A

Port Forwarding in iBall Baton iB-LR6111A

There are three ways to open ports in iBall Baton iB- LR6111A (firmware: 2.0.0).

1. UPnP (Universal Plug and Play)
2. DMZ (Demilitarized Zone)
3. Virtual Server

Port Forwarding using UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) Method

MODEM Settings

• Go to MODEM/Router configuration page by opening http://192.168.1.1 in the internet browser
• Enter the “admin” (without quotes) as the username and password
• Select Access Management tab and then UPnP sub-tab
• Enable both UPnP and Auto-configured by selecting the radio button.
• Click Save

uTorrent Settings

• Open uTorrent and go to Preference in Options menu
• Select Connection tab and select (add tick mark) “Enable UPnP port mapping”
• Click Apply, OK and it’s done

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Port Forwarding using NAT (Network Address Translation) Method

Modem Settings

• Open MODEM/Router configuration page
• Select Advanced Setup tab and then NAT tab
• Select the Virtual Circuit* you are using (example: PVC1) for PPPOE connection
• Click Virtual Server
• Select an unused Rule Index number
• Type the name of the application (ex: uTorrent)
• Select the protocol you are using (TCP protocol is used for by applications or select ALL if you need)
• Type the port range you are going to use (example: Start: 5700 & End: 5800 or both the same port if you only need to open a single port)
• Now type the Local IP Address* (example: 192.168.1.100).
• Click Save and it’s done

Note: NAT should be enabled in Interface Setup-> Internet, for the Virtual Circut the PPPOE connection is using. Set the same port number in uTorrent Options-> Preference-> Connection also. Disable (remove tick mark) "Randomize port each start".

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Port Forwarding using DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) Method

Modem Settings

• Open MODEM/Router configuration page
• Select Advanced Setup tab and then NAT tab
• Click DMZ
• Enable DMZ by selecting the radio button
• Enter the Local IP Address* (example: 192.168.1.100)
• Click Save and it’s done

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Extra

*Virtual Circuit: Virtual Circuits are the same as the different connections you see in the WAN page of a UTSTARCOM UT300R2U MODEM, if you are familiar with it. You can view the details of Virtual Circuit by going to Interface Setup->Internet-> PVCs Summary.

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*Local IP Address: You can find Local IP Address by going to Start-> Run-> type cmd and click enter. In the Command Prompt window, type "ipconfig/all" (without quotes) and click enter. It's the first IP Address value under the name of the network card/adapter (example: VIA Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter) you see after entering ipconfig/all in Command Prompt.

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@please post screen shot of Device status page.
Earlier FW was almost like Beetel 220BX.

REP+ given

Thanks for the rep+

Thanks for the screenshot.
Can you post Device Info S/S please.
Actually i meant this. Hardware Board Id may be available. .
It would be better to upload the screen shots at tinypic.com
and give the link here.

Nice effort. Can't rep