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Re: OT ADSL config ?

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Subject: Re: OT ADSL config ?
From: "James Hoye" <james.hoye@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 9 Mar 2002 20:36:04 -0000
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<<Sorry for the off topic post but I've just spend the last week
moving
house and wiring from dusk to dawn. Comfort is installed, the PBX is
installed, ADSL is in etc etc etc.

Anyway does anyone know how to config the Asus ADSL modem router to allow
port 80 through to the server. At the moment when I try to connect back to
my server I get the web server in the modem/router. I know I could change
ports on the server but for various reasons I don't want to do that. The
router is in bridge mode to a second network card in the server with the
server running winroute and a webserver.>>

There are some useful tips for the Asus 6000 routers at
http://www.schneider.eclipse.co.uk/

HTH
James H

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- OT ADSL config ?
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