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port forwarding with clearwire?

jon1981 · 2007-02-18 23:53:07

does anyone know if its possible to setup port forwarding using clearwire routers? what steps did you take and recommend a good router for this i have a linksys ADSL router WAG354G ( it has 4 ethernet ports and a line in ), can this be used or do i need a DSL router?

18-02-2007 11:53pm

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does anyone know if its possible to setup port forwarding using clearwire routers? what steps did you take and recommend a good router for this i have a linksys ADSL router WAG354G ( it has 4 ethernet ports and a line in ), can this be used or do i need a DSL router?

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#2 19-02-2007 9:58am

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DSL Routers are only for phonelines with DSL

You need a WAN router, one the a separate Ethernet WAN port to connect to the clearwire modem. Its WAN port then in setup screen via webpage on your LAN (PC direct cable to it) needs what ever settings your PC had. Which might be DHCP or PPPoE etc.

If you are using portforwarding on the roouter, then give your PC and router Static IPs 192.168.0.xxx (not 0 or 255), start with 1 for router, 2 for PC etc..
Disable LAN DHCP

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