Forwarding Ports from Modem to Router. I have an "Efficient Speedstream 5667 DSL modem" with a built in firewall, connected to a "LinksysBEFSR41 V2 router", which also has a firewall. How do I forward a port through both firewalls? Here is what I've tried...

Forwarding Ports from Modem to Router. I'm trying to host games in Warcraft 3 and need port 6112. I have; DSL 2 computers runnning WINXP service pack 1 Efficient Speedstream 5667 dsl modem Linksys BEFSR41 v2 router I need access to port 6112. Both...

have a static IP. You must open the port on both your modem and your router. To go through multiple firewalls: Setup a rule on the first firewall (modem) to forward that specific port to the same port on the second firewall's (router) address. Setup a...

else? Thank You and please reply! /edit, fianlly Figured that son of a bitch out! Got it working! Most DSL modems have a built in firewall . You need to forward these ports on the modem or router. If you are using XP you will also have to dissable its...

Speed Touch Pro 4 port modem and it's ridiculous. The main problem being that is lacks security. Also, I wished to set up a ftp server and I couldn't, no one had been able to forward the ports to a unique computer behind the router. So all 4 computers were...

parts of a computer that can be kicked. Sorry but you are trying to the impossible as far as I know. You can not forward ports through ICS even if you forward them through the modem. You can not forward ports through 2 devices. Whether it be a modem and router,...

OPEN/FORWARDS PORTS. I believe this has to do with my MODEM (ZYXEL) that I think maybe is LOCKED and can only be configed properl to allow my D-LINK to forward ports by my ISP.. I am not sure however. The plot thickens. The new ZYXEL modem acts like it has...

modem devices will not port forward to another router and then have that router forward to the server. The options I use are 1. Use an ethernet switch behind the DSL Router and then port forward the DSL Router to the server. With the 645 series of routers...

and Firewalls. =/. Hello, I have a rather simple problem. I cannot forward any ports through my modem/router to any computer on my lan. I have been able to do this in that passed. But I changed to a static IP through my ISP and my wireless router dumped. So...

wink: I have a similiar setup, but my cable modem has no built in firewall. I'd suggest disabling the firewall in the cable modem, or setting all ports to forward. Then use the router, as I do, to open port 6112 for your war3 games. Make sure you are forwarding...