MN-700 Port Forwarding

I am trying to set up one of my internal pc's as a server for a client
outside of my network (on WAN). I've set up the static IP on the proposed pc
and forwarded the ports at the router level, but no one can "see" my ports
when I attempt to make connections. Any help or suggestions would be greatly
appreciated!
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Rick

What kind of server are you running? (Web server, FTP server, or
something else.)

What ports did you do Persistent Port forwarding with?

Are you trying to connect to it from behind the MN-700 or from another
location on the Internet?

What firmware version are you running on the MN-700?

Do you have a software firewall on the computer that is acting as the
server?

If so is it configured to allow connections for the type of server it is?

Do you have a second router between the server & the Internet? (Either
before or after the MN-700.)

Answer these questions as best you can then we will have enough
information to help you.

Rick wrote:
> I am trying to set up one of my internal pc's as a server for a client
> outside of my network (on WAN). I've set up the static IP on the proposed pc
> and forwarded the ports at the router level, but no one can "see" my ports
> when I attempt to make connections. Any help or suggestions would be greatly
> appreciated!

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