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port forward on router
Name: habchi Date: August 18, 2009 at 15:25:56 Pacific OS: Linux i686 Subcategory: General Tags:network
Comment:
hey every body, I would like to ask how can I open a port forward on a router with command line on linux OS ? or are there something else to help me to do this action with a script, source code on java, etc.. thank you for your reading my msg
Name: wanderer Date: August 18, 2009 at 15:31:18 Pacific
Reply:
Two different concepts open port vs forward port.
You can script changes like with Cisco routers which are command line but what OS you are on has nothing to do with it as long as it has a tftp server to transfer/upload the script.
Not something you can do with a soho router with a GUI that I am aware of.
You would still need to telent/tftp to the router and this is where the linux command line would end.
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Response Number 2
Name: habchi Date: August 18, 2009 at 15:48:35 Pacific
Reply:
mmmmm, sorry Wonderer I think you don't understand me, I am trying to develop a java program within I can forward a port on my router sagem (and it is not cisco router). so I am asking is it possible to such action ? thank you
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Response Number 3
Name: MWCC Date: August 18, 2009 at 23:45:58 Pacific
Reply:
Does your Sagem Router have the remote access facilty via Telnet/FTP ???
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