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February 18th, 2003, 04:31 AM

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I'm having the same issues..

I too have an xp gateway [temp till my redhat server gets up and running], and have been messing with the port forwarding settings...
i've been trying to point port80 at another machine, aswell as run game servers off another..
i'm having no joy at any port forwarding at all..

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March 9th, 2003, 06:02 PM

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If your using ICS with XP port forwarding is really easy to do.
Just right click on your adapter thats connected to the internet, choose properties, and then the Advanced button.
Now Click on settings...

Here you go.
Now, there are got ya's that you should be aware of. Every port has to defined. If you have an application that uses random UDP ports, aka most games, then this will be a huge pain in the *** to confirm and get it working correctly...

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