Setting Up Port Forwarding - Gateway WGR-250 User Manual

c
To modify a service and port range, click the service on the list at the right of the
window. Click the arrow to open the
change the port ranges in the
change.
d
To delete a service, select the service from the list at the right of the window, then
click
Delete
e
To remove your entries or your changes, click
f
When you are finished, click
12
If you selected the Internet Access policy type, type the URL addresses (as many as
four) in the
to permanently block access to.
13
If you selected the Internet Access policy type, type the keywords (as many as six) in
the
Website Blocking by Keyword
you want to permanently block access to.
14
To create additional policies, repeat
sites remain blocked at all times).
15
To delete an access policy, click the arrow to open the
click the policy number. Click the
16
For a summary of all access policies in effect, and a description of each policy, click
to open the Internet Policy Summary page.
Summary
17
When you are finished making changes, click
-OR-
Click
Cancel

Setting up port forwarding

The Advanced (Ports) page lets you set up a variety of public services on your network. These
services can include Web servers, ftp servers, mail servers, and other, more specialized
functions such as gaming or video conferencing.
As many as ten customized applications can be configured to allow access to specific ports
on individual computers. Applications can be set up and enabled immediately, or set up
and enabled as needed.
Port Range
. The service is removed from the list.
Website Blocking by Domain Name
boxes for words that may be found on Web sites that
to return the access point/router's filter settings to the defaults.
www.gateway.com
list, then click a new protocol, or
Protocol
boxes. Click
Cancel
to return to the Advanced (Filters) page.
Close
boxes for any Web sites that you want
Step 4 through Step 13
button.
Delete
to save your changes.
Apply
Advanced settings
The service parameters
Modify.
.
(blocked services and Web
Internet Access Policy
list, then
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