Port Routing

To add a new rule, enter rule name. To specify the LAN client that the rule will be applied, enter an IP address, or select them from the existing client list and then click Add. When you have the client that the rule will be applied, specify the applications that port forwarding will be applied.

Rule Name |
Lan Interface |  | Wan Interface |

SELECT CLIENT
| Selected Client IP

New IP address |  |
Existing LAN clients
MAC ADDRESS IP ADDRESS NAME

Your modem can be configured as a virtual server and clients on the Internet can access the services such as web or FTP servers on your LAN using real IP addresses that are forwarded to the local IP addresses of such servers. It can forward incoming packets to an IP address on the LAN based on the protocol and the port number. You can specify a port map using '-' character between two port numbers. Port Map example: 1060-1100
- Enter a name for the port forwarding rule you are to define in the Application field.
- Enter the port number(s) the application use(s) in the WAN ports field.
- Enter the port number(s) that the application is going to use in the local network in the Target LAN Ports field (usually it is same as the real port(s)).
- Instead of forwarding a single port, you can forward multiples by specifying them as intervals seperated by '-'. For example to forward all ports between 23 and 80 enter 23-80 in this field.

| Application Name |

|  | WAN |  | LAN
| TCP Ports |  |  |
| UDP Ports |  |  |