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Does anyone using Verizon DSL internet service?
I'm having trouble of forwarding a port 8080 for my WebcamXP.. I tried to do it as in manual direction.. but it didn't help...
If you have Verizon DSL internet service and you can forward a port.. any port.. please show me how...I really appreciate it!
Thanks alot!!...

Well I dont have Verizon, I have a bellsouth dsl westell so maybe I can help ya a little.
When you say manual direction are you talking about actually typing the modems IP into the webbrowser like 192.168.1.254, and then trying to forward it?
With my westell I had to go into expert mode, and from there I believe it was something called NAT(something) and there you could either choose a predefined port to forward or make your own.
Not next to my modem at the moment sorry I couldnt help you more

You can do it on your router settings or on Win XP firewall which I think will override the router settings. On Win XP, you just go into Control Panel and the Network Connections, Windows Firewall, and click Exceptions. Add the port. Check the Verizon and Westell 327 forums here:
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/westell
http://www.broadbandreports.com/forum/ilec,vz
Access your Westell router settings here:
http://dslrouter/index.htm

Thanks you guys for the posts... i really appreciate it! =) I've founds so much information @ those forums...
Just currious... how can i find Windows Firewall in Network Connections. I've gone through everything in there and didnt see it...!
Once again.. Thanks a bunch!

Hi;
I can tell you how to get to the firewall. Go to the network connections in the control panel. Under advanced tab will be the firewall. I have Verizon myself. If I can help, let me know.

Hi;
I can tell you how to get to the firewall. Go to the network connections in the control panel. Right click on your connection, and click on properties. Under advanced tab will be the firewall. I have Verizon myself. If I can help, let me know.REPOST

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