Author Topic: (Tutorial) How To Port Forward On a Mac  (Read 60779 times)

When I tried this popped up.

If you are not using an airport router you port forward/enble UPnP like any person on a Windows machine would.

If you are not using an airport router you port forward/enble UPnP like any person on a Windows machine would.
I am obviously not on a Windows because the topic "How To Port Forward On A Mac"

I am obviously not on a Windows because the topic "How To Port Forward On A Mac"
I have pointed out on various occasions; this is not a Mac specific guide. This guide is actually for a specific router which happens to be shipped with quite a few macs.

If you could understand how to read - if you don't have an airport router (google it if you don't know what one looks like), then you have to
port forward/enble UPnP like any person on a Windows machine would.
Which is the method of IP into favourite internet browser.

Then how do I enable my UPnP?

Then how do I enable my UPnP?
What router do you have?



airport utility doesn't work on my computer
If it can't connect, connect your laptop via cord directly to router.


If you don't have a cord then you can't host.

ummmm whats airport utility


ummmm whats airport utility

Not for children. It's for people competent enough to use it.

um it whats a WPT or something password because I cant get it to work and yes I fllowed the steps

this doesnt work, on an Imac 2007 with 10.4.11

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Have a fun ban.

this doesnt work, on an Imac 2007 with 10.4.11
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Hey, the world doesn't revolve around an old iMac 2007 or and old 10.4.11...
« Last Edit: June 27, 2010, 01:34:55 PM by Ephialtes »