Anyone familiar with a voyager 200 router

I'm trying to set up port fowarding for a range of ports.. eg: 6881 -6890.
How does one specify a range of ports, rather than having to map each one
individually.
Any help appreciated.
TIA

freeda wrote:
> I'm trying to set up port fowarding for a range of ports.. eg: 6881 -6890.
> How does one specify a range of ports, rather than having to map each one
> individually.

Choose the "Open ports" option I believe - although I'm not sure if the
router you refer too has this option.

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Andy M Jenkins
UK Broadband Usergroup http://www.uk-bug.net

"Andy M Jenkins" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> freeda wrote:
> > I'm trying to set up port fowarding for a range of ports.. eg:
6881 -6890.
> > How does one specify a range of ports, rather than having to map each
one
> > individually.
>
> Choose the "Open ports" option I believe - although I'm not sure if the
> router you refer too has this option.
>
> --
> Regards
> Andy M Jenkins
> UK Broadband Usergroup http://www.uk-bug.net

Freeda,

This can be done on firewall, as this is for Bittorrent, you will go to
customising section of firewall and add new filtering rules. You may have to
do it for TCP range 6881 - 6890 then UDP for 6881 to 6890. hit apply button
and save config so if router goes down it should come back with firewall
rules still in place.

Tom Buchanan

On Sun, 2 May 2004 23:52:03 +0000 (UTC) and in article <c741j2$9jc$1
@titan.btinternet.com>, Tom Buchanan said...
: This can be done on firewall, as this is for Bittorrent, you will go to
: customising section of firewall and add new filtering rules. You may have to
: do it for TCP range 6881 - 6890 then UDP for 6881 to 6890.
:
You do NOT need to open up UDP ports for BT to work.
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chris