How do I open a port in my router?
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if your router is linksys, using 192.168.1.1 and no username with 'admin' as password.\n\nif your router is netgear, using 192.168.0.1 and username is 'admin' with 'password' as password.\n\nOther than linksys, for example, belkin uses 192.168.0.1.\n\nPlease go to the attached web link, it has all vendor default password and username. \n\nYou may also want to look up or download your router manual where they will show you how to open port under your router.\n\nNormally, most vendor offer a page called 'port forwarding', click there, and then fill in the port you like to open and which computer you want to link to, remember you also need to open the same port under windows firewall on that particular computer (else it will blocked).
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You have to enable port forwarding.  So lets say you have a webserver at each site.  You could forward port 80 (HTTP) to an internal host.\n\nPeople could connect to your webserver by entering the ip address of your linksys.
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My DSL required a router to be connected between the line and computer through a LAN port. There should be instructions and maybe even software to help you install.
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what you need to do is set the computer your using up for DMZ host then that will fix alot of the port problems but will open your computer up to the internet and the world. But also here is a web sight with a listing of port numbers\n\nhttp://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers
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Probably the best place to get detailed info is from the router manual. If you don't have it, perhaps you can download it.\nI assume you need to go into router config utility and setup port forwarding on port 53.
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1. Connect both laptop and computer at your router using 2 network cable.\n2. Power on the router.\n3. Go to My computer icon on desktop.\n4. Right click and select properties.\n5. Look for your workgroup and make sure that is same with the other computer, if there are not the same please proceed to the next steps.\n6. Click to change your workgroup. \n7. Complete the Workgroup box same as the workgroup of computer or laptop. \n8. Click OK, reboot and enjoy \n:d
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Are you running a router? What brand?  Most port forwarding on home networks is done through the router, and will require setting up static ips instead of using a dhcp server.
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try clicking on your internet browser. in the address bar, type in  192.168.0.1  hit enter. see if your modem comes up. you may have to enter your user name and password. if that doesn't work, go to start...run and type in cmd. in the new window, type in ipconfig/release...hit enter. then type in ipconfig/renew....hit enter. then type in exit....hit enter. reboot and try to go on line
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easy. access the modem you using and select the security feature. if it's a router open your browser and write 192.168.1.1
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get a wireless router, and plug the DSL modem into the "internet" port on your router
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Login to the router and look for possible "port forwarding".  This will allow you to connect to the public IP address of the computer you want to connect to and the port forwarding will forward any activity through that specific port to the internal IP address you specify.  For example, windows xp has remote desktop that uses port 3389, you would then set the port forwarding to forward all activity coming into your router on port 3389 to go to the internal IP of the computer you want to access.  Clear as mud?
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Log into the Router, then look at the LOG file.  This will probably be a dead give-away.
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you can't. you need to access the open ports and the open ports only, otherwise you need physical access to the computer.
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If you are using Windows, you can go into the command prompt by going to Run, then typing in "cmd" (without quotes).\nWhen in the command prompt, simply type "ipconfig" to list details of your connection. Chances are, the IP adress of your router will be the part titled "Default Gateway".
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You should be able to configure your router so that incoming traffic to each of three particular ports (or ranges of ports) is forwarded by the router to each internal system.\n\nIf you need web access to the internal systems, you'll need to include the port number in the web address:\n\nhttp://www.something.com:1234\n\nwhere www.something.com is set up to go to the external router, and the port 1234 is forwarded by the router to one of the internal systems.
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How do you access the internet? If it is through a router, look up the settings. You can usually do this by going to http://192.168.1.1/. It will then as you for a password. If you haven't changed it, it would be in your router's docs. Look up to see if any ports are blocked or lookup a tutorial online regarding port forwarding. It may be that your I.S.P. blocked that port.
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What do you mean by open?  Are you trying to access your DSL router's administration web page?  Can you ping it?  It could be that you disabled the web service.