Cant host due to NAT

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amitz3
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Cant host due to NAT

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Hello

My problem is this, i cant send or get files in the ICQ, host online games, get files in mirc.... in general i cant connect directly.

This problem started after i hacked my modem (Alacatel Speed Touch home) to the PRO version so i could "build" my home network.

The network work just fine, but now i have those probs.

My instincs tell me its cos im using NAT (so i connect both network computers on my ADSL)
But i need my computer to use the "real" ip not the NAT

So does anyone have a clue how can i make the external IP (Real Ip) my Internal IP (NAT), without taking the network down?

Thanks Alot
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Alby
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Post by Alby »

pnot really sure what you mean, is it that you cant get online at all or just cant use your software?
check ips, u may need to forward some ports for icq etc
try looking at the manual for the pro here it may help

http://www.speedtouchdsl.com/supuser.htm

you could also try posting in the dsl/router forum here alot of these guys use stpro's

http://bbs.adslguide.org.uk/

hope this helps
sorry about that seems i posted same thing twice(i did just finish nightshift)
Ratman_84
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AHHHH. Same problem. Help.

Post by Ratman_84 »

I have the same problem. Except I can download off IRC. But I cant' host online games(which sucks sometimes) and I can't send or receive anything off ICQ and those little help things that tell you to open ports in ICQ don't work.

Someone help me too. I also suspect NAT. When I open Gamespy Arcade it says something about not being able to host a game because my Internal IP differs from my External IP.

HELP!!!!!
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amitz3
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answer

Post by amitz3 »

Worked for me
go to telnet
and do

nat defserver addr (your ip something lie 10.0.0.1)
save


thats it
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Alby
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Post by Alby »

amitz3 i a newb too when it comes routers (who aint unless they own it)
i still trying to figure out the firewall rules when i telnet,i just wish i could do it to my collige router from home
:rolleyes:
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