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Old 30-01-2014, 00:49   #13
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Re: Recommended router for small business?

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/secur...tek-vigor-2955 - seems to be a fairly competent unit.

How CAN you forward a port to different IPs, how would it kow which one it was meant for.
To support a port forwarded service that may operate from different systems (but only one at a time), you need to use port triggering, where a certain condition that results from using the application (eg. outgoing on a known port), can be set to trigger forwarding of the required incoming port(s) while that condition is met
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