Pers. Port forward Problem

I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am replacing my
Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking in
my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had no
problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit. Have it
installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded ports
are
8765-8767 UDP - Servers
14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.

I have these addresses forwarded under persistant Port
Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The server
cannot be accessed except for behind the router I have
even tried just running one server at a time and yes the
internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up and
all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server to
run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t forward
all those ports.
Any Ideas Guys?
Thanks in advance.
All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB down
and 768 UP.
Any other info needed just ask
thanks again

Update I did a Port Scan aat DLSreports and it said that
both my tcp and udp ports are all filtered. But the two
tcp ports are working. The two tcp ports and the upd
ports are all incoming. It seems to be just a UDP problem
Hope this helps.

>-----Original Message-----
>I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am replacing my
>Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking in
>my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had no
>problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit. Have
it
>installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded ports
>are
>8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>
>I have these addresses forwarded under persistant Port
>Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The server
>cannot be accessed except for behind the router I have
>even tried just running one server at a time and yes the
>internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up and
>all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server to
>run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
forward
>all those ports.
>Any Ideas Guys?
>Thanks in advance.
>All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB down
>and 768 UP.
>Any other info needed just ask
>thanks again
>
>.
>

Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP address from a
computer behind the MN-700?

Also what is the firmware version you are running on the MN-700?

Matt wrote:

> I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am replacing my
> Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking in
> my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had no
> problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit. Have it
> installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded ports
> are
> 8765-8767 UDP - Servers
> 14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
> 51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>
> I have these addresses forwarded under persistant Port
> Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The server
> cannot be accessed except for behind the router I have
> even tried just running one server at a time and yes the
> internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up and
> all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server to
> run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t forward
> all those ports.
> Any Ideas Guys?
> Thanks in advance.
> All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB down
> and 768 UP.
> Any other info needed just ask
> thanks again
>

Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/ the
Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from my
desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the auto
update do its thing today and am running the latest
firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was told
to stay away from that a week ago.

>-----Original Message-----
>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
address from a
>computer behind the MN-700?
>
>Also what is the firmware version you are running on the
MN-700?
>
>Matt wrote:
>
>> I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am replacing
my
>> Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking
in
>> my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had no
>> problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit. Have
it
>> installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
ports
>> are
>> 8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>> 14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>> 51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>
>> I have these addresses forwarded under persistant Port
>> Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The server
>> cannot be accessed except for behind the router I have
>> even tried just running one server at a time and yes
the
>> internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up and
>> all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server
to
>> run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
forward
>> all those ports.
>> Any Ideas Guys?
>> Thanks in advance.
>> All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB down
>> and 768 UP.
>> Any other info needed just ask
>> thanks again
>>
>
>.
>

More Info the loopback is working I can reach the
webadmin for the server form my desktop by
http://mywanip:14534.
Hope that helps clarify. I will check back tomorrow as it
is after midnight here on the east coast. Thanks again
for any help that you all can give.

>-----Original Message-----
>Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/ the
>Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from my
>desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the auto
>update do its thing today and am running the latest
>firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was told
>to stay away from that a week ago.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
>address from a
>>computer behind the MN-700?
>>
>>Also what is the firmware version you are running on
the
>MN-700?
>>
>>Matt wrote:
>>
>>> I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am replacing
>my
>>> Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking
>in
>>> my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had no
>>> problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit.
Have
>it
>>> installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
>ports
>>> are
>>> 8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>>> 14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>>> 51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>>
>>> I have these addresses forwarded under persistant
Port
>>> Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The
server
>>> cannot be accessed except for behind the router I
have
>>> even tried just running one server at a time and yes
>the
>>> internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up
and
>>> all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server
>to
>>> run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
>forward
>>> all those ports.
>>> Any Ideas Guys?
>>> Thanks in advance.
>>> All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB
down
>>> and 768 UP.
>>> Any other info needed just ask
>>> thanks again
>>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Sign into the Routers IP address.

The default is http://192.168.2.1 to check the firmware version.

It sounds like you don't have the 2.01.02.0590 firmware version that
added loopback support.

That is what your problem most likely is or your ISP is blocking the
connection.

Matt wrote:
> More Info the loopback is working I can reach the
> webadmin for the server form my desktop by
> http://mywanip:14534.
> Hope that helps clarify. I will check back tomorrow as it
> is after midnight here on the east coast. Thanks again
> for any help that you all can give.
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/ the
>>Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from my
>>desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the auto
>>update do its thing today and am running the latest
>>firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was told
>>to stay away from that a week ago.
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
>>
>>address from a
>>
>>>computer behind the MN-700?
>>>
>>>Also what is the firmware version you are running on
>
> the
>
>>MN-700?
>>
>>>Matt wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am replacing
>>
>>my
>>
>>>>Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking
>>
>>in
>>
>>>>my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had no
>>>>problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit.
>
> Have
>
>>it
>>
>>>>installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
>>
>>ports
>>
>>>>are
>>>>8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>>>>14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>>>>51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>>>
>>>>I have these addresses forwarded under persistant
>
> Port
>
>>>>Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The
>
> server
>
>>>>cannot be accessed except for behind the router I
>
> have
>
>>>>even tried just running one server at a time and yes
>>
>>the
>>
>>>>internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up
>
> and
>
>>>>all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server
>>
>>to
>>
>>>>run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
>>
>>forward
>>
>>>>all those ports.
>>>>Any Ideas Guys?
>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB
>
> down
>
>>>>and 768 UP.
>>>>Any other info needed just ask
>>>>thanks again
>>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>
>>.
>>

Will doublecheck the exact firmware when I get home from
work. I know it is a 2.xxx number just not sure which
one. I know My ISP is not blocking it as I can hook the
Linksys back up and everything works fine. The loop
appears to be working as i can connect to the webadmin
port for the server via the WAN IP as well as the Lan IP.
I also had to clone the mac address to the Linksys router
to keep my IP straight. It changed 3 times during
configuration. After cloning that situation was resolved.
Also which Firmware should I be looking at It shows Boot
and another one, cant look at it right now. Or is there a
WebAdmin function for the router Like I had wit the
Linksys That would be great as I could look at it from
work.

>-----Original Message-----
>Sign into the Routers IP address.
>
>The default is http://192.168.2.1 to check the firmware
version.
>
>It sounds like you don't have the 2.01.02.0590 firmware
version that
>added loopback support.
>
>That is what your problem most likely is or your ISP is
blocking the
>connection.
>
>Matt wrote:
>> More Info the loopback is working I can reach the
>> webadmin for the server form my desktop by
>> http://mywanip:14534.
>> Hope that helps clarify. I will check back tomorrow as
it
>> is after midnight here on the east coast. Thanks again
>> for any help that you all can give.
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/ the
>>>Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from my
>>>desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the auto
>>>update do its thing today and am running the latest
>>>firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was
told
>>>to stay away from that a week ago.
>>>
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
>>>
>>>address from a
>>>
>>>>computer behind the MN-700?
>>>>
>>>>Also what is the firmware version you are running on
>>
>> the
>>
>>>MN-700?
>>>
>>>>Matt wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am
replacing
>>>
>>>my
>>>
>>>>>Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of jacking
>>>
>>>in
>>>
>>>>>my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had
no
>>>>>problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit.
>>
>> Have
>>
>>>it
>>>
>>>>>installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
>>>
>>>ports
>>>
>>>>>are
>>>>>8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>>>>>14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>>>>>51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have these addresses forwarded under persistant
>>
>> Port
>>
>>>>>Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The
>>
>> server
>>
>>>>>cannot be accessed except for behind the router I
>>
>> have
>>
>>>>>even tried just running one server at a time and yes
>>>
>>>the
>>>
>>>>>internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up
>>
>> and
>>
>>>>>all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa server
>>>
>>>to
>>>
>>>>>run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
>>>
>>>forward
>>>
>>>>>all those ports.
>>>>>Any Ideas Guys?
>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>>All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB
>>
>> down
>>
>>>>>and 768 UP.
>>>>>Any other info needed just ask
>>>>>thanks again
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>
>.
>

Firmware version for runtime and boot is 02.01.02.0590.
I checked again and the ISP is not blocking the ports
either udp or tcp. I called them today. I hooked the
Linksys back up again and everything works fine. I could
probably just hook the 700 up as an access point and
switch but that is kind of redundant to have two capable
routers sitting up there next to the modem. I like to
keep things neat. If there is anymore info needed please
ask will provide any needed.

>-----Original Message-----
>Will doublecheck the exact firmware when I get home from
>work. I know it is a 2.xxx number just not sure which
>one. I know My ISP is not blocking it as I can hook the
>Linksys back up and everything works fine. The loop
>appears to be working as i can connect to the webadmin
>port for the server via the WAN IP as well as the Lan
IP.
>I also had to clone the mac address to the Linksys
router
>to keep my IP straight. It changed 3 times during
>configuration. After cloning that situation was
resolved.
>Also which Firmware should I be looking at It shows Boot
>and another one, cant look at it right now. Or is there
a
>WebAdmin function for the router Like I had wit the
>Linksys That would be great as I could look at it from
>work.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Sign into the Routers IP address.
>>
>>The default is http://192.168.2.1 to check the firmware
>version.
>>
>>It sounds like you don't have the 2.01.02.0590 firmware
>version that
>>added loopback support.
>>
>>That is what your problem most likely is or your ISP is
>blocking the
>>connection.
>>
>>Matt wrote:
>>> More Info the loopback is working I can reach the
>>> webadmin for the server form my desktop by
>>> http://mywanip:14534.
>>> Hope that helps clarify. I will check back tomorrow
as
>it
>>> is after midnight here on the east coast. Thanks
again
>>> for any help that you all can give.
>>>
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/
the
>>>>Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from my
>>>>desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the auto
>>>>update do its thing today and am running the latest
>>>>firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was
>told
>>>>to stay away from that a week ago.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
>>>>
>>>>address from a
>>>>
>>>>>computer behind the MN-700?
>>>>>
>>>>>Also what is the firmware version you are running on
>>>
>>> the
>>>
>>>>MN-700?
>>>>
>>>>>Matt wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am
>replacing
>>>>
>>>>my
>>>>
>>>>>>Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of
jacking
>>>>
>>>>in
>>>>
>>>>>>my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had
>no
>>>>>>problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit.
>>>
>>> Have
>>>
>>>>it
>>>>
>>>>>>installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
>>>>
>>>>ports
>>>>
>>>>>>are
>>>>>>8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>>>>>>14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>>>>>>51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I have these addresses forwarded under persistant
>>>
>>> Port
>>>
>>>>>>Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The
>>>
>>> server
>>>
>>>>>>cannot be accessed except for behind the router I
>>>
>>> have
>>>
>>>>>>even tried just running one server at a time and
yes
>>>>
>>>>the
>>>>
>>>>>>internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up
>>>
>>> and
>>>
>>>>>>all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa
server
>>>>
>>>>to
>>>>
>>>>>>run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
>>>>
>>>>forward
>>>>
>>>>>>all those ports.
>>>>>>Any Ideas Guys?
>>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>>>All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB
>>>
>>> down
>>>
>>>>>>and 768 UP.
>>>>>>Any other info needed just ask
>>>>>>thanks again
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

OK i can connect to the server from outside to my
network, tried it at my friends house just cant connect
to wan ip from here. thats weird Ill just have live with
that I guess. Next step Medal of Honor Game server.
Hopefully that all works out good will let you know.
>-----Original Message-----
>Firmware version for runtime and boot is 02.01.02.0590.
>I checked again and the ISP is not blocking the ports
>either udp or tcp. I called them today. I hooked the
>Linksys back up again and everything works fine. I could
>probably just hook the 700 up as an access point and
>switch but that is kind of redundant to have two capable
>routers sitting up there next to the modem. I like to
>keep things neat. If there is anymore info needed please
>ask will provide any needed.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Will doublecheck the exact firmware when I get home
from
>>work. I know it is a 2.xxx number just not sure which
>>one. I know My ISP is not blocking it as I can hook the
>>Linksys back up and everything works fine. The loop
>>appears to be working as i can connect to the webadmin
>>port for the server via the WAN IP as well as the Lan
>IP.
>>I also had to clone the mac address to the Linksys
>router
>>to keep my IP straight. It changed 3 times during
>>configuration. After cloning that situation was
>resolved.
>>Also which Firmware should I be looking at It shows
Boot
>>and another one, cant look at it right now. Or is there
>a
>>WebAdmin function for the router Like I had wit the
>>Linksys That would be great as I could look at it from
>>work.
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Sign into the Routers IP address.
>>>
>>>The default is http://192.168.2.1 to check the
firmware
>>version.
>>>
>>>It sounds like you don't have the 2.01.02.0590
firmware
>>version that
>>>added loopback support.
>>>
>>>That is what your problem most likely is or your ISP
is
>>blocking the
>>>connection.
>>>
>>>Matt wrote:
>>>> More Info the loopback is working I can reach the
>>>> webadmin for the server form my desktop by
>>>> http://mywanip:14534.
>>>> Hope that helps clarify. I will check back tomorrow
>as
>>it
>>>> is after midnight here on the east coast. Thanks
>again
>>>> for any help that you all can give.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/
>the
>>>>>Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from
my
>>>>>desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the
auto
>>>>>update do its thing today and am running the latest
>>>>>firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was
>>told
>>>>>to stay away from that a week ago.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
>>>>>
>>>>>address from a
>>>>>
>>>>>>computer behind the MN-700?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Also what is the firmware version you are running
on
>>>>
>>>> the
>>>>
>>>>>MN-700?
>>>>>
>>>>>>Matt wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am
>>replacing
>>>>>
>>>>>my
>>>>>
>>>>>>>Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of
>jacking
>>>>>
>>>>>in
>>>>>
>>>>>>>my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had
>>no
>>>>>>>problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit.
>>>>
>>>> Have
>>>>
>>>>>it
>>>>>
>>>>>>>installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
>>>>>
>>>>>ports
>>>>>
>>>>>>>are
>>>>>>>8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>>>>>>>14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>>>>>>>51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I have these addresses forwarded under persistant
>>>>
>>>> Port
>>>>
>>>>>>>Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The
>>>>
>>>> server
>>>>
>>>>>>>cannot be accessed except for behind the router I
>>>>
>>>> have
>>>>
>>>>>>>even tried just running one server at a time and
>yes
>>>>>
>>>>>the
>>>>>
>>>>>>>internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up
>>>>
>>>> and
>>>>
>>>>>>>all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa
>server
>>>>>
>>>>>to
>>>>>
>>>>>>>run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
>>>>>
>>>>>forward
>>>>>
>>>>>>>all those ports.
>>>>>>>Any Ideas Guys?
>>>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>>>>All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB
>>>>
>>>> down
>>>>
>>>>>>>and 768 UP.
>>>>>>>Any other info needed just ask
>>>>>>>thanks again
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

I guess loopback just isn't working for some reason. Port forwarding was.

The only thing I can suggest is to call support to see if they can get
it fixed.

Matt wrote:
> OK i can connect to the server from outside to my
> network, tried it at my friends house just cant connect
> to wan ip from here. thats weird Ill just have live with
> that I guess. Next step Medal of Honor Game server.
> Hopefully that all works out good will let you know.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Firmware version for runtime and boot is 02.01.02.0590.
>>I checked again and the ISP is not blocking the ports
>>either udp or tcp. I called them today. I hooked the
>>Linksys back up again and everything works fine. I could
>>probably just hook the 700 up as an access point and
>>switch but that is kind of redundant to have two capable
>>routers sitting up there next to the modem. I like to
>>keep things neat. If there is anymore info needed please
>>ask will provide any needed.
>>
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Will doublecheck the exact firmware when I get home
>
> from
>
>>>work. I know it is a 2.xxx number just not sure which
>>>one. I know My ISP is not blocking it as I can hook the
>>>Linksys back up and everything works fine. The loop
>>>appears to be working as i can connect to the webadmin
>>>port for the server via the WAN IP as well as the Lan
>>
>>IP.
>>
>>>I also had to clone the mac address to the Linksys
>>
>>router
>>
>>>to keep my IP straight. It changed 3 times during
>>>configuration. After cloning that situation was
>>
>>resolved.
>>
>>>Also which Firmware should I be looking at It shows
>
> Boot
>
>>>and another one, cant look at it right now. Or is there
>>
>>a
>>
>>>WebAdmin function for the router Like I had wit the
>>>Linksys That would be great as I could look at it from
>>>work.
>>>
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Sign into the Routers IP address.
>>>>
>>>>The default is http://192.168.2.1 to check the
>
> firmware
>
>>>version.
>>>
>>>>It sounds like you don't have the 2.01.02.0590
>
> firmware
>
>>>version that
>>>
>>>>added loopback support.
>>>>
>>>>That is what your problem most likely is or your ISP
>
> is
>
>>>blocking the
>>>
>>>>connection.
>>>>
>>>>Matt wrote:
>>>>
>>>>>More Info the loopback is working I can reach the
>>>>>webadmin for the server form my desktop by
>>>>>http://mywanip:14534.
>>>>>Hope that helps clarify. I will check back tomorrow
>>
>>as
>>
>>>it
>>>
>>>>>is after midnight here on the east coast. Thanks
>>
>>again
>>
>>>>>for any help that you all can give.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>Yes, I have been able to do so both wan and lan w/
>>
>>the
>>
>>>>>>Linksys. Now I can only connect to the Lan ip from
>
> my
>
>>>>>>desktop( the laptop is another issue.) I let the
>
> auto
>
>>>>>>update do its thing today and am running the latest
>>>>>>firmware according to update. I a not using SP2 was
>>>
>>>told
>>>
>>>>>>to stay away from that a week ago.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>>Are you trying to access the server from the WAN IP
>>>>>>
>>>>>>address from a
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>computer behind the MN-700?
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Also what is the firmware version you are running
>
> on
>
>>>>>the
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>MN-700?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Matt wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I run a teamspeak server from my home. I am
>>>
>>>replacing
>>>
>>>>>>my
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Linksys BEFSR41 router because I am tired of
>>
>>jacking
>>
>>>>>>in
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>my laptop when I need It. For two years I have had
>>>
>>>no
>>>
>>>>>>>>problem running the server. I bough a MN-820 Kit.
>>>>>
>>>>>Have
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>it
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>installed all internet is accessible. The fowarded
>>>>>>
>>>>>>ports
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>are
>>>>>>>>8765-8767 UDP - Servers
>>>>>>>>14534 TCP - Webadmin Port
>>>>>>>>51234 TCP - TCP Query Port for WebPost.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I have these addresses forwarded under persistant
>>>>>
>>>>>Port
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Forwarding. The TCP Ports are working fine. The
>>>>>
>>>>>server
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>cannot be accessed except for behind the router I
>>>>>
>>>>>have
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>even tried just running one server at a time and
>>
>>yes
>>
>>>>>>the
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>internal IP is static. I hooked my Linksys back up
>>>>>
>>>>>and
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>>>all went back to normal. I also have a Moh:aa
>>
>>server
>>
>>>>>>to
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>run but will wait till I get this problem fixed t
>>>>>>
>>>>>>forward
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>>>>>>>>all those ports.
>>>>>>>>Any Ideas Guys?
>>>>>>>>Thanks in advance.
>>>>>>>>All Machines are Running XP and I am on Cable 5MB
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>>>>>>>>and 768 UP.
>>>>>>>>Any other info needed just ask
>>>>>>>>thanks again
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