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====== Port-Forwarding ====== | ====== Port-Forwarding ====== | ||
- | Port-Forwards are necessary if you want to run any ip-based services in your local network which are acessable the internet. | + | Port-Forwards are necessary if you want to run any ip-based services in your local network which you want to be accessible the internet. |
===== Overview ===== | ===== Overview ===== | ||
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In the following use-case, a game-server running locally on host 192.168.1.100 port 2222 tcp, should be made accessible from the internet. | In the following use-case, a game-server running locally on host 192.168.1.100 port 2222 tcp, should be made accessible from the internet. | ||
- | Therefore it is necessary to redirect incomming connection-requests from your wan-gateway to the mashine running the game-server. | + | Therefore it is necessary to redirect incoming connection-requests from your wan-gateway to the machine running the server. |
- | ^ Forward porperties: ^^ | + | ^ Forward properties: ^^ |
| name | some awesome game | | | name | some awesome game | | ||
| protocol | tcp | | | protocol | tcp | | ||
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- | In this tutorial we will configure step-by-step a port forward. | + | In this tutorial we will configure a port forward, step-by-step. |
- | At first you must log in to your router. | + | At first you have to log in to your router. |
Go to the __Network Settings__ tab and then to __Port Forwards__. | Go to the __Network Settings__ tab and then to __Port Forwards__. | ||
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- | There you can the protocol you want use (TCP,UDP or both). | + | There you can specify the protocol you want use (TCP,UDP or both). |