how to forward ports on a netgear wgt624 wireless router?
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http://kbserver.netgear.com/kb_web_files/N101145.asp#RP614Anchor
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The router does not have a CD for setup.\nConnect your computer to the router using ethernet cable. Bring up Internet Explorer & type in the address bar 192 .168.0.1 hit enter\nWhen asked, the default username is admin & the default password is password.\nYou will now be in "your account" inorder to complete all the settings.\nThere is a download for this ie instructions on what settings to enter in your account, Click on the link below to download the installation guide & reference manual.\nhttp://kbserver.netgear.com/products/WGT624v1.asp\n\nif your is a different version of the wgt624 click on the link below to select your version\nhttp://kbserver.netgear.com/products/WGT624.asp
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are you behind a router/firefall? if so you will need to configure the router for port forwarding, you will need to know the ports bitcomet uses eg 7075-7080, and the ip address of the computer running bitcomet, eg 192.168.1.101. (those are probably not the correct port and address, thats just my example.)
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You don't have alot of information and I can't find any specific information about your router, so I will talk in general terms that apply to 99% of all home routers.\n\nFirst, set a static IP address.  If you don't know how to do this, ask another Y! answers ? and I will tell you as long as you choose me for best answer.\n\nGo to your web browser and type in http://192.168.1.1\n\nPut in your user name and password.\n\nLook for Applications and gaming\n\nClick on that, and go to port forwarding.  You will need to know the port numbers used by your application and tell your router to forward them to your static IP address. \n\nGood Luck
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go into the router configuration, and forward the ports your web server uses, like.. 80, to that computer, so when people access your router it wil go to that computer only
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enable Mac address authentication, this will display the names of the devices connected to your Wi Fi, then just select the devices you want to  access your WiFi.\nNetgear 192.168.1.1\nLinksys  192.168.1.2
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Hook up a computer directly to the new linksys router. Make sure it's not on your current network.\n\nYou have to disable DHCP on this new router. You can't have two routers sending out an IP Address to the network (this is what DHCP does). There should be an option for this somewhere in the main pages. \n\nOnce you've done that, set up the wireless connection. Then unplug your computer from the new linksys and plug an ethernet cable into ports 1-4 on the new linksys. \n\nIf you can't get an ethernet cable to this new linksys then you have to set the new linksys as an "access point". This basically means it's going to replicate the signal it's being sent. You're going to follow the same steps but this time find the "access point" option too.
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make sure your laptop have the same setting with the router\n1. the channel\n2. the wep key (the password you got probably)\n3. the ssid \n4. the router is not filtering out other machine by MAC address, otherwise you have to give neighbour your wireless MAC address to add in the router setting\n5. use release button and renew button on router config. page to assign address.\nIf your laptop detects signal, go to start run type "cmd" ok, then in the black window type "ipconfig /release" enter, then "ipconfig /renew" enter you should get connected.
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connect the router to your pc through a console cable (serial or parallel port on your pc and RJ 45 on the console port on the router) - craete a new connection through hypert terminal, you need to setup the ip address for the serial and ethernet ports.\n\ntry this url: http://www.opennet.ru/soft/cisco-configuration.html
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I have a refurb Netgear DG834 and have not had a problem with it. It has a 4-port router and a built-in DSL modem. ADSL and ADSL2+ support.\n\nMore information is in the sources below:
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hello ! it's about the router ... if it is a cheap one with basic NAT, you need to upgrade to a router with enhanced NAT capabilities. Sorry, there is no other solution ...
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Well first off you need to forward the correct ports to the FTP server inside of the router. Port 25 is all you should need to forward so just look for Port Forwarding in the router pages. Now setup a FTP server on the PC with the IP address you just setup in the router.
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You can connect a wireless router to a DSL modem in order to accomplish this.  I've used a Netgear router successfully for this that I purchased for a steal on ebay.  If you go this route, decide between 802.11b and 802.11g by weighing cost against desired speed.  802.11b routers are cheaper and offer the same distance, but a limited speed output.  802.11g routers are a new technology and are more expensive but offer a faster connection speed to your modem, and consequently to the internet.\n\nAnother alternative if you've been a loyal customer of a service like Verizon DSL for a year or more is to ask them for one of their upgraded combo modem/routers that they've been handing out to new customers for the past year.  My father successfully accomplished this by calling and mentioning that he was growing more interested in switching to a cable internet service because of speed limitations.  They seem pretty prone to throwing technology at a potential lost customer in attempts to appease them.
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If you can't set up a forward at the router, you'll experience degraded performance. Bittorrent won't be entirely useless, but since you can only connect out, you might not get quite as good performance as you would otherwise.\n\nSome bittorrent clients, such as azureus and possibly μtorrent support UPNP port mapping - if your router supports it as well that'll do the forwarding automatically.\n\nNote that if you can get a forward set up, don't use ports in the range 6880-6890 (6881 is usually the default and needs to be changed). This is because many ISPs filter these ports to try to block bittorrent. Instead use a random, high port such as 48673. It needs to be greater than about 10000 and less than 65536.
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there must be a firewall or something , go to port forwarding.com and find the model of your modem , and forward TCP 6881 and , connection should not be interfered \n\ndo the same if you are using a router
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Yep, it's called a 'hub'.\nYou want something like this:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/Netgear-EN104TP-4-Port-Ethernet-Uplink/dp/B00000J4M9
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Open a web browser such as IE and type 192.168.1.1 in the address bar. The IP address may be different depending upon your router but that is the most common one used. Log in to your router... password is usually admin (you should change this ASAP!). Next look for some sort of tab to click on that says wireless which will give you a page where you can change all of your settings for your wireless connection. I can't give specific details without knowing the make and model of your router. You may also want to try the manufactures website for a user guide... I know that Linksys is one of the best router manufactures on the market and does a really good job with their user guides and support. Good Luck!