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Sten Millend Posted on Mar 15, 2007
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Need to change server address???

Hi, Have a small problem with port forwarding, well sort of anyway... When try'n to make virtual server (for windows media encoder) i run into a problem... I have all LAN PC's w. addresses 192.168.11.** but the router only allows 192.168.1.** ??? Where i cannot change the last two, but only one no.? Am I missing something here or is it impossible to change this... I've gone through the whole manual, but nothing...? :( Any help is most appreciated! Thanks in advance! Sten

  • Sten Millend Mar 15, 2007

    Thnks man, exellent...!

    Cheers...

    Sten

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You have set an unusuall ip address of 192.168.11.**, normally 192.168.1.* or 192.168.2.* is used. You are better off letting your router assign ip addresses by enabling DHCP. Go to your network cards properties and enable obtain ip address automatically. Restart you pc so as to find the ip adresses from the router. When they are assigned you will then be allowed to open the required port on your pc's IP address, but obviously 192.168.11.** is not an allowed address.

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Hey , ya have 2 solutions first ya assign static i to all comps with the range 192.168.1.2 n 3n 4 like on. OR second solution is : ya log oninto the router with hard wired connection thru ethrnet cable, open browser , type the ip of the router , go into it , then select "LAN OR IP SETTINGS" it will show ya the routers ip as 192.168.1.1 chnage it to 192.168.11.1 n start ip add will be 192.168.11.2 last/end ip will be 192.168.11.254 n save the settings. if both things dont work then you need to upgrade the firmware which ya can download from the respective site of product manufacturer. before ya go for firmwware ya need to confirmed of this issue , or talk to me with the results.--- take care - samrat

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