Port Forwarding help!! Help me guys. I need to port forward my Game Ranger with my Starcom WA3002-g1 router but I need to add the port under NAT setting but that option is disabled for my modem.How can i enable it? I am giving two screenshots in attachments. The first from Portforward.com in which NAT is enabled but in my case it is disabled. Please help
Are you connected in PPPoE mode ?
( userID/PW stored/entered in WAn page of modem )
Yes connected with pppoe.. how to enable NAT?Originally Posted by essbebe
do you get this screen ?
select NAT under Advanced .
Yes I got that screen but my NAT status is showing Deactivated.and the options below it are not there.
wait : i have to connect the modem and check.
Usually enabled in WAN or Nat page
Ok am waiting...Please help
connected similar unit. and tested. modem 110TCI
Unless you select PPPoE mode NAT is disabled.
( userID/PW stored /entered in modem page )
check your ip here
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post it here id admin Pw admin confirm
i will check the settings.
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59.93.216.14
my IP address.I am connected via PPPOE but why is it disabled?
IP address given is wrong.
post as screenshot connection status page.
PPPoE means , when you switch on the system , you are automatically connected to Internet. (USERID/PW stored in the modem )I am connected via PPPOE
In WAn selection page Probably you have selected "BRIDGED" uncheck and try.
Here is the screenshot. Here it shows NAT Enabled but in Advanced Setup it shows disabled.But it does not connect automatically. I need to dial it over PPPOE
NAT is "Network Address Translation". When you receive data (pages) from internet, it is received on your real (dynamic) IP address 59.93.216.14 and the router knows which internal LAP IP is requesting the data. It translates the above address to go to, say, 191.168.1.2. NAT is enabled in PPPoE mode only because that is when multiple machines can connect to internet from the same internet gateway. In bridge mode, you desktop/laptop is directly connected to internet. Router plays no part except to act as a bridge on the "river".
In bridge more, all ports are open.
To enable port forwarding in PPPoE mode, either enable DMZ or use Virtual server option.
When you put the router in DMZ, once again all ports are open. The IP address that must be specified is the routers internal (LAN) IP address. In your case, this is 192.168.1.1.
As far as Virtual Server is concerned, you need to add individual IP addresses and ports in the VS option.
Read the port-forwarding guide (link in my sig).
Last edited by just4kix; 06-03-11 at 05:38 PM.
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