Motorola BR700 用户手册
CONFIGURATION
SECTION 3
SECTION 3, CONFIGURATION
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Networking - Virtual Server
The Virtual Server sets up an automatic inbound forwarding
mechanism for services running on your home computer, such as
web servers, email servers, or other specialized applications. When
you use this service, it is suggested that you use Static IP and not
DHCP, because the DHCP server may change the IP address during
usage. You may use DHCP by reserving an IP address.
mechanism for services running on your home computer, such as
web servers, email servers, or other specialized applications. When
you use this service, it is suggested that you use Static IP and not
DHCP, because the DHCP server may change the IP address during
usage. You may use DHCP by reserving an IP address.
The table below lists the current Port Forwarding rules. To access the
screen, click NETWORKING > VIRTUAL SERVER. Click APPLY to
save your settings or CANCEL to cancel changes.
screen, click NETWORKING > VIRTUAL SERVER. Click APPLY to
save your settings or CANCEL to cancel changes.
To add a Virtual Server entry:
1 Virtual Server Name: Enter the name of the server. There is a
limit of 32 characters for the name. Click to enable if you wish it to
become active. Otherwise, you can save the information and
enable it at later date. To enable at a later date, select the entry
and then check enable.
become active. Otherwise, you can save the information and
enable it at later date. To enable at a later date, select the entry
and then check enable.
2 Incoming Protocol: From the drop down box, select either TCP or
UDP.
3 Incoming Port: Enter the port value (0 to 65535).
4 Forwarding IP: Enter the IP Address of the server to which you
will forward.
5 Forwarding Port: Enter the port value (0 to 65535).