davidc502 wrote:If you're still having issues, I can post a screen shot of what the rule should look like... Also, don't forget to move the rule up to #1 to test.
@david,
This is probably the most basic question I've ever asked, but I've never had a need to really fool with the firewall much at all.
I need to open ports 8082 and 8083 for me to be able to access my DirecTV DVR playlist and watch all channels when I'm not at home. I've always used Port Forwarding.
IPv4-tcp, udp
From any host in wan
Via any router IP at ports 8082-8083
Forward to:
IP 192.168.2.244, ports 8082-8083 in directv
I'm assuming that is correct since it works. But is it the best way? What would be the difference in using a traffic rule instead to simply open the ports at that IP?
And for @jack19hk's question for accessing LuCi from outside the LAN, why not use Port Forwarding for that situation?
(Last edited by starcms on 7 May 2017, 06:19)