Modem-Router port forwarding problem.

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Carlos Marcano

Hello.

I have recently got a subscription to wireless (as in cellular) adsl
internet connection. My ISP (<www.cantv.net>) provided me with a modem-
router from Axesstel, the AXW-D800. I have been using it with DHCP and
NAT enabled and so far the internet connection is up and running on my
dual boot WIN XP Pro / Ubuntu 7.10 machine.

The problem is that whenever I try to use any of the bittorrent
clients I keep getting NAT problem messages and they complain about
the required TCP and UDP ports being closed. I have found and followed
info on the net with no succes. One of the more illustrative sites on
this topic is <www.portforward.com>. It even has very detailed
instructions with the actual images from my modem-router web admin
utility at <http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/
Axess-Tel/CDMA-1XEV-DO/Azureus.htm>
regarding of portforwarding using the bittorrent client Azureus as an
example.

I have taken these instructions by the letter and I have had no
succes at all. I hope anyone could spare some help on this very
annoying issue.

On other related matter I have also bought a wirelles router (it will
arrive soon) to share my connection in my house with a couple of
laptops. It is a D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router. I would like
to know if it is possible to omit the DHCP and NAT options on my modem-
router and let the wirelles one implement these. I was thinking on
bypassing the IP assigned from my ISP to the modem-router and "put" it
to the wireless router so it implements the DHCP and NAT. I want to do
this because I think that the modem-router is failling in the
portforwarding issue so I would like to try this option with the
router. Does this make sense at all?

Thanks in advance for your time and help,

Regards,

*Carlos Marcano*
-Guri, Venezuela-
 
Are you 100% certain you gave your computer a Static IP address? I have
seen several people forget to do this.
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Yes I am fairly sure. I have double checked and I gave the computer a
192.168.... IP.

Regards,

*Carlos Marcano*
-Guri, Venezuela-
 
Carlos Marcano escribió:
Hello.

I have recently got a subscription to wireless (as in cellular) adsl
internet connection. My ISP (<www.cantv.net>) provided me with a modem-
router from Axesstel, the AXW-D800. I have been using it with DHCP and
NAT enabled and so far the internet connection is up and running on my
dual boot WIN XP Pro / Ubuntu 7.10 machine.

The problem is that whenever I try to use any of the bittorrent
clients I keep getting NAT problem messages and they complain about
the required TCP and UDP ports being closed. I have found and followed
info on the net with no succes. One of the more illustrative sites on
this topic is <www.portforward.com>. It even has very detailed
instructions with the actual images from my modem-router web admin
utility at <http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/
Axess-Tel/CDMA-1XEV-DO/Azureus.htm>
regarding of portforwarding using the bittorrent client Azureus as an
example.

I have taken these instructions by the letter and I have had no
succes at all. I hope anyone could spare some help on this very
annoying issue.

On other related matter I have also bought a wirelles router (it will
arrive soon) to share my connection in my house with a couple of
laptops. It is a D-Link DIR-655 Xtreme N Gigabit Router. I would like
to know if it is possible to omit the DHCP and NAT options on my modem-
router and let the wirelles one implement these. I was thinking on
bypassing the IP assigned from my ISP to the modem-router and "put" it
to the wireless router so it implements the DHCP and NAT. I want to do
this because I think that the modem-router is failling in the
portforwarding issue so I would like to try this option with the
router. Does this make sense at all?

Thanks in advance for your time and help,

Regards,

*Carlos Marcano*
-Guri, Venezuela-
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Hay muchos proveedores que te cambían de IP cada pocos segundos, o que
te bloquean los puertos del eMule y compañía para reducir el tráfico en
su red; comprueba que Cantv no sea uno de ellos.
 
Hay muchos proveedores que te cambían de IP cada pocos segundos, o que
te bloquean los puertos del eMule y compañía para reducir el tráficoen
su red; comprueba que Cantv no sea uno de ellos.
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I am sure this is not the case, Miguel.

Regards,

*Carlos Marcano*
-Guri, Venezuela-
 
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