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Airport port forwarding for Mac
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Re: Airport port forwarding for Mac
This is the picture I get when I go to advanced... It doesn't match your screen...
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Re: Airport port forwarding for Mac
Hey thanks LGM. Toggling back and forth between full-screen and window modes is nice. But I don't know what DMA is.
Will take a PC look at my Airport settings using PFConfig but will be away on travel for a little over a week. (Current hurdles: PFConfig requires a user name for log in that Airport Utility does not, and though Airport is listed on the PortForward.com web site, I didn't see it in the PFConfig screen.)
Will take a PC look at my Airport settings using PFConfig but will be away on travel for a little over a week. (Current hurdles: PFConfig requires a user name for log in that Airport Utility does not, and though Airport is listed on the PortForward.com web site, I didn't see it in the PFConfig screen.)
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Re: Airport port forwarding for Mac
Most routers allow you to place a computer outside of the firewall... they call it DMZ. It opens that computer up to possible hackers, but can be done. On my router, it causes problems for the other users on the network, but maybe it works better on yours.
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Re: Airport port forwarding for Mac
Hi OOE, Your "Advanced" window looks different from mine because you have a new Airport Extreme or Time Capsule that will support two simultaneous wireless networks. Your graphic of the Airport looks like a box and mine looks like the the flying saucer thing. For you, clicking on "Mobile Me" should give the same port mapping table options that I have when I click on "Port Mapping."
Hi LGM, There are two internet ports on my MacPro, and they auto-adjust to whether they are receiving or transmitting, so it was easy to try what you call DMZ. Some stuff worked. Some definitely didn't. Don't think I missed any settings options but will give it a fresh look again sometime later. Thanks for the tip.
Hi LGM, There are two internet ports on my MacPro, and they auto-adjust to whether they are receiving or transmitting, so it was easy to try what you call DMZ. Some stuff worked. Some definitely didn't. Don't think I missed any settings options but will give it a fresh look again sometime later. Thanks for the tip.