Virtual Server with Netgear DG834G

Hi guys,

I used to use Virtual Server on my SMC barricade ASDL router. I was able to
forward a request on say port 80, to a computer on my local network on a
different port. Say 192.168.1.1 port 3000. Any guys know how I can do this
with the Netgear?

TIA,

gbnews

If memory serves, that is a standard option on the netgear. Do you see it
in the router's setup page?

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"gbnews" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:bsq72n$actg$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi guys,
>
> I used to use Virtual Server on my SMC barricade ASDL router. I was able
to
> forward a request on say port 80, to a computer on my local network on a
> different port. Say 192.168.1.1 port 3000. Any guys know how I can do
this
> with the Netgear?
>
> TIA,
>
> gbnews
>
>

Scott wrote:
> If memory serves, that is a standard option on the netgear. Do you
> see it in the router's setup page?
>

Thanks for the reply Scott. Nope, there isn't any Virtual Server in the web
setup. There is a rules page for the firewall setup, not sure if this willl
work. i'll test it later.

gbnews

gbnews wrote:
> Scott wrote:
>> If memory serves, that is a standard option on the netgear. Do you
>> see it in the router's setup page?
>>
>
> Thanks for the reply Scott. Nope, there isn't any Virtual Server in
> the web setup. There is a rules page for the firewall setup, not
> sure if this willl work. i'll test it later.
>
> gbnews

Update to the problem. I have got the forwarding of the packet to a local
machine on the LAN to work. Problem is I need to accept it on a different
port on the router and send it to another port on the PC on the LAN.

Anyone know how I can do these with the Netgear router?

TIA,

gbnews

"gbnews" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:bt4e6f$377g2$(E-Mail Removed)...
> gbnews wrote:
> > Scott wrote:
> >> If memory serves, that is a standard option on the netgear. Do you
> >> see it in the router's setup page?
> >>
> >
> > Thanks for the reply Scott. Nope, there isn't any Virtual Server in
> > the web setup. There is a rules page for the firewall setup, not
> > sure if this willl work. i'll test it later.
> >
> > gbnews
>
> Update to the problem. I have got the forwarding of the packet to a local
> machine on the LAN to work. Problem is I need to accept it on a different
> port on the router and send it to another port on the PC on the LAN.
>
> Anyone know how I can do these with the Netgear router?

Looking at the manual, it should be added as one of the Firewall's inbound rules,
but I can't see any way to make the redirected port different from the original,
so perhaps it can't be done.