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Flash? Port forwarding
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Flash? Port forwarding
ok so here is my, over the last 6 months iv tried to place alot of servers on my home pc and the biggest problem i have is the port forwarding on the Sky V2 Netgear DG934G router. the problem i have is that it is far to complex to repeat time after time and is very unstable when needing to forward several ports, my need is to flash the router but sadly i have no idea how to do this. also if i do this will it make port forwarding easyer?
any help is appreciated.
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Re: Flash? Port forwarding
Flashing the router will not make port forwarding any easier. The 'Asking for Help' section contains advice on flashing the DG934G, however this should not be attempted by novices as there is always a chance you will brick the router.
Try using Simple port forwarding, it makes port forwarding much easier, just make sure you select the correct router.
Simple Port Forwarding | Simple Port Forwarding
TomD
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