This is a discussion on Port Forwarding in UT300R2U/ADSL2+ modem.... within the BSNL broadband forums, part of the Broadband Internet Service Providers category; Im using the BSNL 750UL plan.. My utorrent shows the yrllow exclamation mark in the bottom.. I know Port forwarding ...
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008
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Rep Power: 3 | Im using the BSNL 750UL plan.. My utorrent shows the yrllow exclamation mark in the bottom.. I know Port forwarding solves the problem.. But i dont have the 'Virtual server' in the 'Advanced setup' option.. But from the 'Port Forwarding' Site i have snapshoted all my modem web pages and asked for their help in the 'Add a Router' option provided by them.. Should i wait?? |
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| Platinum Member | Yes. Putting the server in DMZ is dangerous. This will open your computer to all the world on ALL ports (including Telnet Port 23 and FTP Port 21). You have the following options: 1. You can add another router to your network: You can buy a good (wireless) router such as from Netgear or Linksys. BSNL has played spoiler and has disabled the 'Virtual Server' option in the firmware of their new UT-300R2U modems. But a standard router purchased from the market will have port-forwarding and port triggering options. So do this - Connect new (wireless) router in between UT-300R2U and PC - Next configure your existing UT-300R2U in bridge mode (all ports are open in bridge mode). - configure new (wireless) router in PPPoE mode and enable Port Forwading on this router. PortForward.com - Free Help Setting up Your Router or Firewall should tell you how. Cost of this option: Rs. 3000 approximately or the cost of new (wireless) router. 2. Use two computers: If you have two computers you can connect them to UT-300R2U. - The NAT-DMZ option allows only one computer to be placed in DMZ. - If you have two computers, you can then place it in DMZ; the other will still be inside the local (router) firewall - The computer in DMZ should be exclusively used for Torrents and other such downloads; Never use this computer for internet browsing and absolutely no banking/other internet transactions. - The second computer that is outside the DMZ and inside the local (router) firewall is absolutely safe and can be used for everything else. Cost of this option: The cost of the extra computer. This is NIL if you already have one but for torrent downloading you can buy a second hand computer; it need not be powerfull as downloading depends upon internet speeds only and is way-way slower than even the 1st generation Pentium or x486.
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Rep Power: 6 | well if you are unable to purchase another router.. then stick with NAT-DMZ and install a strong software firewall in your pc!!!Yes the NAT-DMZ will give the green symbol in utorrent!! |
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Rep Power: 3 | Can u recommend the best Firewall Software?? Suppose if i change to DMZ mode, will it become like bridge connection or something?? What will happen to the normal downloading speeds?? |
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Rep Power: 3 | CAn the NAT-DMZ be used when i have the dynamic IP address or should i change to Static IP address mode..?? |
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Rep Power: 6 | normally even if you select DHCP it doesnt change everytime.. although if it does for you.. you could switch to static local ip.. zonealarm is a good firewall..comodo also is good..Downloading speeds will remain same.. |
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Rep Power: 3 | Mine is DHCP only.. i rebooted once....It doesnt change.. About the Firewall.. are they better than the Windows Firewall which im using?? |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008
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Rep Power: 3 | Anyway.. thanx for the info.. |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008
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Rep Power: 3 | Im using DMZ mode now.. Good torrent speed so far no probs.. Anyways Ill better get 'Zonealarm'... Can two fire walls co-exist(Or is it like Antivirus)?? Should i turn my Windows firewall OFF before installing another, or if i should uninstall, i dunno how to.. Why im soo concerned is i don wannna format my PC for the 7th time thanx in ADVance.. |
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