Web Server behind a Belkin 54g Wireless Router

I'm trying to run a web server behind a Belkin F5D7230-4 54g wirelss
gateway router. However, the router is responding to all port 80
requests. I've added a "virtual server" for port 80, and I've tried
disabling remote management. The router still responds to the requests.
Is there any way to change which port the router's web server listens on?

Joseph

Joseph Tate <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
news:TfXob.43240$(E-Mail Removed). com:

> I'm trying to run a web server behind a Belkin F5D7230-4 54g wirelss
> gateway router. However, the router is responding to all port 80
> requests. I've added a "virtual server" for port 80, and I've tried
> disabling remote management. The router still responds to the
> requests.
> Is there any way to change which port the router's web server
> listens on?
>
> Joseph
>
>

That would involve telling the Web services to listen on a port other than
port 80. I know that much. I don't kow about the Belkin.

Duane

Duane Arnold wrote:
>
> That would involve telling the Web services to listen on a port other than
> port 80. I know that much. I don't kow about the Belkin.
>
> Duane

Got that much. The settings file that you save from the web interface
has http_wanport=80 and http_lanport=80, but when I edited it I was
unable to upload the modified settings file because of a checksum. Is
anyone aware of a hacking site for the F5D7230-4? I've checked
seattlewireless.net, but there's only minimal information there.

Joseph