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bledig
post Oct 29 2009, 09:09 AM
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Hi guys

I can't seem to enable the port triggering in the streamyx wireless modem

i followed the instructions at http://macamrojakmee.blogspot.com/2009/08/...odem-riger.html to the dot but the port still is closed althought it is shown on the router as triggered

Just a few notes
1. I am running utorrent while checking so the port should be "triggered"
2. When i set my computer as DMZ...walla...looks open and nice...however that is not the ideal situration

Anyone with this situation?

ps search thru this site. some problems a little like this but doesn't work too. Anyone with same situration, i woulld like to hear how u fix this
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post Oct 29 2009, 09:30 AM
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just buy a new modem lah... riger is good for the garbage bin - just my humble opinion.

the ports u are forwarding must match the ones u set in ur torrent program. the webpage u mentioned fowards ports 6881 to 6999 (so many? one is enough for utorrent). so set utorrent to use any port within that range. just check utorrent config pages...
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Well this router comes with the package so i prefer to do what i can before throwing it away. I am just following the concepts of the page. For my case i open only 1 port cause i need 1 port. Thanks but giving advice like go read the "readme file" doesn't help

I hope someone managed to do something about this mess of a modem?
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try using virtual servers instead of port triggering
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post Nov 1 2009, 11:32 AM
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Yeah thanks that's it.It'sdirectly inside the NAT portion.
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tmnet modem "riger" new wireless modem port config i is hidden, try "simple port forwarding" at

techwor.com/simple-port-forwarding/

it will solve the issue
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