Thread: [HELP] UTStarcom WA3002G4

I have this router and the firmware I have on it doesn't support Virtual Servers, so I cannot forward any of my ports without using DMZ

I'm using Leopard on my PC, so links to any Windows software won't be of any help

Can someone get me the original UTStarcom firmware for the WA3002G4 ?

I don't have the option for Virtual Servers for some reason, but I can access those settings thru telnet from Terminal. I tried configuring the router thru telnet, with no use at all; The ports are not forwarded

Screenshot of router page is attached

Try this

Port Forwarding AppNameTag on the UTStarcom WA3002-G4

or

Port Forwarding AppNameTag on the UTStarcom WA3002-G4v2

i have a similar modem.. are you sure you can access the virtual server option through telnet?could you post a screenshot of that?you could always use the NAT-DMZ option and combine it with a strong 3rd party firewall like zonealarm.

Originally Posted by superprash2003

i have a similar modem.. are you sure you can access the virtual server option through telnet?could you post a screenshot of that?you could always use the NAT-DMZ option and combine it with a strong 3rd party firewall like zonealarm.

I would have loved to, but I screwed up the router by flashing it with a Beetel Wired Router firmware today morning and got it replaced with a ZTE ZXDSL 531B. Its got what I want (see attachements)

And as I indicated in the opening post, I'm using OS X on my PC, so I don't have to worry about a virus, and the firewall is too good to trick

IF
You connect to Internet using a dialer PPPOE
wanminiport/"Bridged " mode
OnlY DMZ option will be Available.

THEN
Change to ppp/PPPoE "Always On"
connection and enter your userId and PW in the modem
SAVE Reboot.

NOW
In browser type 192.168.1.1/main.html
Under Advanced options NAT Virtual server
Port triggering etc will appear.

ONLY in UT300R2U (NEW) these PF has been deleted by BSNL>

or type 192.168.1.1/scvrtsrv.cmd?action=view for Virtual server
...type 192.168.1.1/scprttrg.cmd?action=view for Port Triggering.
...type 192.168.1.1./scdmz.html for DMZ zone.
more available.

Ut300R2U (new) (NO WIRELESS ) &
many ADSL modems ( beetel 220Bx 110Bx
Dareglobal 108 Iball Baton etc and
wA3002-G4 SL2-141, zxdsl531 , dna2211-I
use same Board . ( less W suffix)
with minor additional options.

@a5hr1th

well could you mention the commands you used for accessing virtual server through telnet

Originally Posted by superprash2003

@a5hr1th

well could you mention the commands you used for accessing virtual server through telnet

Here's how I accessed it:

1. Open Terminal/Command
2. Type Telnet 192.168.1.1
3. Enter router User Name and Password, whatever you've set
4. A list of options will pop up
5. Enter the number corresponding to NAT
6. Again, a list will pop up
7. Enter the number corresponding to Virtual Servers

Screenshots:

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ok , its different for my modem. i dont see the list your talking about

thanks for the help though :_