B135 Router Not Port Forwarding
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Hello, friend! There are two reasons for the failure. You can use the following template to verify: 1. The CPE dials up successfully and obtains the WAN IP address.
2. Create a port forwarding rule on the UI.
Enter ipconfig in the command line to obtain the local IP address 192.168.8.100. (2) Set the port forwarding configuration on the UI.
WAN port indicates the WAN-side port, LAN IP address indicates the local IP address, LAN port indicates the LAN-side port, Protocol indicates the protocol corresponding to the port forwarding rule, and Status is enabled.
3. Create LAN-side services through IPOP for WAN-side access. This document uses the web service as an example. The value must be the same as the LAN-side port set in step 1. (1) Create a local HTML file named default.html.
2) Use the IPOP software to set the HTML port to the local port 8080 (8080 is the UI setting).
Root Dir is the path of the default.html file in step 1, Port is the LAN port set in the Port forwarding rule, and Default Page is the HTML file name default.html. After setting the three parameters, click Start. 4. Access the local service and check whether the access is successful.
5. Access the local service from the remote server and check whether the access is successful. Open a browser on the remote server, enter http://5.5.7.53:19080 in the address box, and check whether the login is successful.
If this is successful, the port forwarding function is normal. |
bruh.momento
Created Feb 1, 2021 05:44:44
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Yes, I already know that and it is set up correctly but it just wouldn't do anything those websites that check your port if it is opened or not and it just gives me: "Connection timed out"
bruh.momento
Created Feb 1, 2021 05:51:39
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So basically I've checked the port 8080 it seem alright at first but when I tried it again it said: "Connection timed out" and nothing happend |
bruh.momento
Created Jan 31, 2021 14:44:28
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So there is an issue in the system and not in my router? If yes than thank you for telling me! |
bruh.momento
Created Jan 31, 2021 15:57:50
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1. No, it is not blocked. 2. Name: Trying WAN Port: 27844 LAN IP Address: 192.168.8.106 LAN Port: 27844 Protocol: TCP/UDP Status: On |
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Hello, friend! There are two reasons for the failure. You can use the following template to verify: 1. The CPE dials up successfully and obtains the WAN IP address.
2. Create a port forwarding rule on the UI.
Enter ipconfig in the command line to obtain the local IP address 192.168.8.100. (2) Set the port forwarding configuration on the UI.
WAN port indicates the WAN-side port, LAN IP address indicates the local IP address, LAN port indicates the LAN-side port, Protocol indicates the protocol corresponding to the port forwarding rule, and Status is enabled.
3. Create LAN-side services through IPOP for WAN-side access. This document uses the web service as an example. The value must be the same as the LAN-side port set in step 1. (1) Create a local HTML file named default.html.
2) Use the IPOP software to set the HTML port to the local port 8080 (8080 is the UI setting).
Root Dir is the path of the default.html file in step 1, Port is the LAN port set in the Port forwarding rule, and Default Page is the HTML file name default.html. After setting the three parameters, click Start. 4. Access the local service and check whether the access is successful.
5. Access the local service from the remote server and check whether the access is successful. Open a browser on the remote server, enter http://5.5.7.53:19080 in the address box, and check whether the login is successful.
If this is successful, the port forwarding function is normal. |
bruh.momento
Created Feb 1, 2021 05:44:44
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Yes, I already know that and it is set up correctly but it just wouldn't do anything those websites that check your port if it is opened or not and it just gives me: "Connection timed out"
bruh.momento
Created Feb 1, 2021 05:51:39
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So basically I've checked the port 8080 it seem alright at first but when I tried it again it said: "Connection timed out" and nothing happend |
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