hosting servers without forwarding ports

[patton360]

i am unable to do this as our network has ppls med records, what should i do?

[Ad Bot]

[-Jetz-]

How does that change anything?

[Raeyok]

i am unable to do this as our network has ppls med records, what should i do?

Whether you port forward or use UPnP, people will not be able to hack into your network. It's completely safe.

[patton360]

this is verry reasureing.
thank you, how i do upnp

[Raeyok]

this is verry reasureing.
thank you, how i do upnp

All you need to do is enable it. Most routers have it enabled by default, so you can test this by trying to host a server. If it doesn't work, UPnP is not enabled. To enable it, go to your router's setup page and look for anything about UPnP.

[patton360]

how do i get to that

[MaxNikkos]

Find your IP and enter that in the web address bar. To find your IP, look below your post (I think)

[MaxNikkos]

Noedit: Yea, look below your post.

[Kalphiter]

Find your IP and enter that in the web address bar. To find your IP, look below your post (I think)

His external IP is completely irrelevant.

[MaxNikkos]

Copy&Paste your ExIP into the address bar Kalph. It comes up with the window for your router where you can access information and options. (Input your router user-name and password)

[Raeyok]

Copy&Paste your ExIP into the address bar Kalph. It comes up with the window for your router where you can access information and options. (Input your router user-name and password)

I just tried that, and as expected, it didn't work.

[Kalphiter]

Copy&Paste your ExIP into the address bar Kalph. It comes up with the window for your router where you can access information and options. (Input your router user-name and password)

Please know what you're talking about.
There is a rare occurrence where this would work. Your router is crap and has remote management on by default.

[MaxNikkos]

Please know what you're talking about.
There is a rare occurrence where this would work. Your router is crap and has remote management on by default.

Possible. It's a DSL-G604T Wireless ADSL Router