MN-700 wont serve, cant serve, cant disable firewall

[Guest]

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Is there anyone in the world or in all of history that has
had a MN-700 that could serve?

Apllication port forwarding wont work.
Perssitent Port forwarding wont work.
Demilitarized Zone wont work. DMZ

I just want to serve ravenshield, Quake 3, and teamspeak.
Maybe an FTP or a website once every 2 years.

Can u turn off the Firewall and still use the router to
share the internet connection?

I am sick of setting up ports and static IP's DMZ's. I
read and followed every MN-700 manual.

With my luck the thing is broken.
GuardrailKiller

 

[joker]

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Are you trying to access the WAN IP address from behind the MN-700?

GuardrailKiller wrote:

> Is there anyone in the world or in all of history that has
> had a MN-700 that could serve?
>
> Apllication port forwarding wont work.
> Perssitent Port forwarding wont work.
> Demilitarized Zone wont work. DMZ
>
> I just want to serve ravenshield, Quake 3, and teamspeak.
> Maybe an FTP or a website once every 2 years.
>
> Can u turn off the Firewall and still use the router to
> share the internet connection?
>
> I am sick of setting up ports and static IP's DMZ's. I
> read and followed every MN-700 manual.
>
> With my luck the thing is broken.
> GuardrailKiller

 

[Guest]

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Yes I believe I am trying to access the WAN IP from behind
the router. I would also like to have PC's outside my
network from the internet access the server/game ports
necessary.

The weird thing is my servers will show up on All seeing
eye or teamspeak public but no one can connect to them. I
can connect to teamspeak if I use the local IP 192.168 etc.
But this does not apply to quake or reavenshield. My
buddies cant connect to my teamspeak server from outside
either.

GuardrailKiller



>-----Original Message-----
>Are you trying to access the WAN IP address from behind
the MN-700?
>
>GuardrailKiller wrote:
>
>> Is there anyone in the world or in all of history that
has
>> had a MN-700 that could serve?
>>
>> Apllication port forwarding wont work.
>> Perssitent Port forwarding wont work.
>> Demilitarized Zone wont work. DMZ
>>
>> I just want to serve ravenshield, Quake 3, and
teamspeak.
>> Maybe an FTP or a website once every 2 years.
>>
>> Can u turn off the Firewall and still use the router to
>> share the internet connection?
>>
>> I am sick of setting up ports and static IP's DMZ's. I
>> read and followed every MN-700 manual.
>>
>> With my luck the thing is broken.
>> GuardrailKiller
>
>.
>

 

[joker]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

You can't access the WAN IP address from behind the MN-700.

You need to connect to the Internet some way other then using it to
check if it is working. This is because the MN-700 doesn't have
loopback support.

GuardrailKiller wrote:

> Yes I believe I am trying to access the WAN IP from behind
> the router. I would also like to have PC's outside my
> network from the internet access the server/game ports
> necessary.
>
> The weird thing is my servers will show up on All seeing
> eye or teamspeak public but no one can connect to them. I
> can connect to teamspeak if I use the local IP 192.168 etc.
> But this does not apply to quake or reavenshield. My
> buddies cant connect to my teamspeak server from outside
> either.
>
> GuardrailKiller
>
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Are you trying to access the WAN IP address from behind
>
> the MN-700?
>
>>GuardrailKiller wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Is there anyone in the world or in all of history that
>
> has
>
>>>had a MN-700 that could serve?
>>>
>>>Apllication port forwarding wont work.
>>>Perssitent Port forwarding wont work.
>>>Demilitarized Zone wont work. DMZ
>>>
>>>I just want to serve ravenshield, Quake 3, and
>
> teamspeak.
>
>>>Maybe an FTP or a website once every 2 years.
>>>
>>>Can u turn off the Firewall and still use the router to
>>>share the internet connection?
>>>
>>>I am sick of setting up ports and static IP's DMZ's. I
>>>read and followed every MN-700 manual.
>>>
>>>With my luck the thing is broken.
>>>GuardrailKiller
>>
>>.
>>

 

[joker]

Archived from groups: microsoft.public.broadbandnet.hardware (More info?)

Also for game hosting, File sharing programs, & running a server all
require either the DMZ or persistent port forwarding.

joker wrote:

> You can't access the WAN IP address from behind the MN-700.
>
> You need to connect to the Internet some way other then using it to
> check if it is working. This is because the MN-700 doesn't have
> loopback support.
>
> GuardrailKiller wrote:
>
>> Yes I believe I am trying to access the WAN IP from behind the router.
>> I would also like to have PC's outside my network from the internet
>> access the server/game ports necessary.
>>
>> The weird thing is my servers will show up on All seeing eye or
>> teamspeak public but no one can connect to them. I can connect to
>> teamspeak if I use the local IP 192.168 etc.
>> But this does not apply to quake or reavenshield. My buddies cant
>> connect to my teamspeak server from outside either.
>>
>> GuardrailKiller
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> Are you trying to access the WAN IP address from behind
>>
>>
>> the MN-700?
>>
>>> GuardrailKiller wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> Is there anyone in the world or in all of history that
>>
>>
>> has
>>
>>>> had a MN-700 that could serve?
>>>>
>>>> Apllication port forwarding wont work.
>>>> Perssitent Port forwarding wont work.
>>>> Demilitarized Zone wont work. DMZ
>>>>
>>>> I just want to serve ravenshield, Quake 3, and
>>
>>
>> teamspeak.
>>
>>>> Maybe an FTP or a website once every 2 years.
>>>>
>>>> Can u turn off the Firewall and still use the router to share the
>>>> internet connection?
>>>>
>>>> I am sick of setting up ports and static IP's DMZ's. I read and
>>>> followed every MN-700 manual.
>>>>
>>>> With my luck the thing is broken.
>>>> GuardrailKiller
>>>
>>>
>>> .
>>>
>