Connecting over the Internet (MSHUR)

[Matthias]

I can't see any information relating to your problem

could you post your port forwarding or firewall settings?

[mshur]

Firewall settings

[Matthias]

I don't know the Linksys routers, but this is no the correct page

where are the assignments of internal and external IPs / ports?

[mshur]

To be honest i dont know what you asking right now?)) Sorry...

[mshur]

matthias,
My Ip: 24.184.232.11:434

If you like to logg in i ll be more then happy to give you my logg in info..


mike

[Blahenazo]

Well looking @ google it seems to be rather simpel for your router.
(and judging on the screen shots it seems to be correct)

I do see alot of the 'same' configs in different parts of the router maybe remove all config an try again. And how to you test ?
Can you connect from your internal network to your external ip and does it then work , but not from somewhere else ?
and did you already restarted your router ( it should work without restart but you never now )

Port Forwarding Steps for the Linksys WRT54G
1. Log into your router. Usually the URL is http://192.168.1.1/, the username is blank, and the password is what you chose when you first set it up. If you have never set a password, the password (which you should change) is admin. Consult the manual if you have never set up your router before or need to reset the password.

2. Click on the "Applications & Gaming" tab.

3. Click on the "Port Range Forward" tab (in the second row).

4. In the "application" field, type "web" (if you are forwarding wb traffic on port 80) or "torrent" (if you are forwarding bittorrent traffic on port 40156). This is just a "nickname" so that you can recognize what you were trying to do when you come back to it.

5. In the "Start" field, enter: 80

6. In the "End" field, also enter: 80

7. Set "Protocol" to TCP. Web and Bittorrent servers use only TCP, so there's no reason fo forward UDP traffic too and create an unnecessary security risk.

8. In the "IP Address" field, enter: 192.168.1.11

9. Click "Save Settings." Forwarding should begin immediately.

[mshur]

thank you,
I am able to connect internally with 192.168.1.128:8090 and see profilux, but now from the outside.
I canot use port 80 since my interent provider blocks this port

[Blahenazo]

I would try to clean up as much as possible , I think by checking your screens
the only 'rule' you need is the last one on the last screen.
That rule is clear port 8090 external to ip X on port 8090 internal
(that's the same rule as in my guide )
remove all the other you added (in the other part config part of the router )

reboot your router ( to be sure ) and try this link and tell me what happens

http://24.184.232.11:8090

[mshur]

i cant reboot router at the moment , still at work..
i change protocol to TCP on port redirection page and save this settings.

[mshur]

Link still doesnt work