hey yall so i got a problem that i cant figure out.
I have a modem/router supplied by comcast.(yes i have to use it and yes i know the difference between a router and modem)
The problem being is that the router is not wireless and is in my basement, so i ran an cat 5e ethernet line up stairs and pluged it into a switch box.
When i forward the ports i can receive incoming info for example a p2p client.
But when i set up a vnc server on my pc or a web server on a security system, it doesn't work.
strangest thing is that when i plug the cat 5e line into the security system it works. or if plksug it into the pc the vnc server works.
I have tried a router on access point mode, and an actual switch box.
If anyone else had the same problem and fixed it i would love to know
thanks
port forward switch box problem?
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Re: port forward switch box problem?
Posted 07 May 2011 - 06:57 PM
Can you vnc within the local network?
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Re: port forward switch box problem?
Posted 07 May 2011 - 07:01 PM
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Re: port forward switch box problem?
Posted 07 May 2011 - 07:09 PM
I would put a phone call into your ISP, to make certain that they allow inbound traffic on those ports.
You can verify this by using a non default port, such as 8080 for web.
You can verify this by using a non default port, such as 8080 for web.
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Re: port forward switch box problem?
Posted 07 May 2011 - 08:08 PM
no2pencil, on 07 May 2011 - 08:09 PM, said:
I would put a phone call into your ISP, to make certain that they allow inbound traffic on those ports.
You can verify this by using a non default port, such as 8080 for web.
You can verify this by using a non default port, such as 8080 for web.
I think i will or request a new router. Works fine without the switch thou which is weird to me. tried the same switch at a friends house an d it worked!
thanks for the help
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