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Another Way To Configure Port Forwarding
Mar 25 2009, 1:56 am
By: Joshgt2  

Mar 25 2009, 1:56 am Joshgt2 Post #1



Ok, it isn't new to me on how to simply port forward a game through my router by typing in the all-knowing address for '192.168.1.1' into FireFox or Internet Explorer. For some odd reason though once I enter the address it prompts me with the whole user name and password box and I enter everything correctly and the box goes away and the page simply says "Done". I know I'm entering the right information because I just got done working with this about 2 days ago and didn't have any issues then. I don't know what else to do but I would like to not have to disconnect and reconnect my router and modem all of the time and simply be able to port forward again. Anyone got any ideas?



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Mar 25 2009, 2:05 am Falkoner Post #2



There's no real way to do it otherwise, they're meant to be configured through a browser, maybe you should try hitting the little reset button on your router.



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Mar 25 2009, 2:13 am Joshgt2 Post #3



it just started working again for some odd reason.. Maybe it saw you coming Falk and got scared, :D
Thanks for the reply though!



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Mar 27 2009, 11:18 am Conspiracy Post #4



So you fixed it? Damn, I wanted to try my script that opens the port manually and holds them open as long as you have to program opened.



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