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[[Category:ZyXEL VMG1312-B10A]]
[[Category:ZyXEL VMG1312 B10D]]
[[Category:ZyXEL VMG3925 B10C]]
Precis: This guide is intended to help you open an '''incoming''' connection
For this example, we are going to open up an incoming connection to port
8080 for a web server running on 10.1.1.1 inside our network.
'''Please be aware that requesting a new configuration from the Control Pages will wipe these settings. We do not have a way to store these indefinitely.'''
== A: Open A Connection (setting up an ACL - "are we allowed in?") ==
Other settings of interest are:
* Order: there may be a rule of higher priority (lower order number here) that may override this rule.
* Source IP Address: it's possible to
* Select Service: a set of predefined services and port mappings can be specified on the "Protocol" tab then picked from the drop-down here, rather than manually specifying 8080.
* Rate Limit: useful for throttling the amount of bandwidth needed, preventing connections from causing stuttering when streaming media or interrupting VoIP usage, for example.
== B: Setting a Port Forward rule ("where do we go?") ==
This is needed to route the incoming port connection through to. '''This part is only needed if you are doing NAT.'''
# Navigate to NETWORK SETTING > NAT > Port Forwarding
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