Service Name Configuration; Creating Custom Port Forwarding Rule; Enter Server Ip Address; Enable The Port Forwarding Rule - NetComm Wireless NF10WV Faq

6 The Service Name drop down list has a predefined list of port forwarding for many services and games. If you can find
your desired service listed, select the item in the drop-down list and check  Select a Service.
A sample configuration for "Age of Empires" is shown, above.
Important – If you found an appropriate service in the Service Name drop down list, then you can skip steps 7, 11 and 12, below.
If you could not find one, you may create your own defined port forwarding rule, select the  Custom Service button
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and enter a unique name for the port forwarding rule.
A sample configuration for allowing Remote desktop and custom application access toward a single private IP is as
follows:
Tick  Enable LAN Loopback.
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9 In either case you must enter the Private IP address of the computer or device you wish to port forward to in the
Server IP Address field.
This will be a local IP address in the subnet 192.168.20.xx (by default); where xx can be equal to 2 to 254.
10 Open the Status drop down list and select Enable.
11 Enter the port number or port range into the External Port Start and External Port End fields.
If you only want to open one port, then enter the same number in Start and End port fields, but if you want to open
range of ports, then enter the start number in Port Start field and end number in Port End field.
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