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Originally Posted by Xaccers
Does this help?
http://static.highspeedbackbone.net/...e-e-Manual.pdf
If that's the same model as yours, then on the back you should have a row of network ports.
2 WAN ports (external), 1 Opt port (DMZ) and 3 LAN ports (trusted)
Seems to be that anything connected to the LAN ports can talk to each other, but access to it from the internet (WAN) can be restricted.
The Opt port would be for connecting something which you want to access internally and externally, without giving external access to your internal network, such as a web server or your NAS. |
Yep - that's what I have.
Problem with then Optional port is that after 15 connections are made you'll get a dead response.
I just tried giving my NAS an external IP from my range but I could not connect to it. I had to change my NIC to a IP in the same range to get access to it. I've got it back on an internal 192.168.x.x static at the moment....