Re: Getting HTTP Service Through Firewalled DSL Modem and Router

Re: Getting HTTP Service Through Firewalled DSL Modem and Router

am 22.04.2008 19:17:13 von bainsrealty

On Mar 24, 4:05=A0pm, Patient Guy wrote:
> I had posted this problem earlier but now have more information.
>
> Responder D. Stussy in message ID hit the
> nail on the head.
>
> One of my problems was a DSL modem that runs a firewall and filters ports.=

>
> Here's what I want to do or here are the facts:
>
> 1. I have host on a LAN with IP 192.168.1.2 (for example) running an http
> server looking for the usual port 80 packets. =A0I see the
> intro/welcome/index page withhttp://127.0.0.1/orhttp://192.168.1.2, no
> question about it.
>
> 2. There is a DSL modem (a Comtrend CT-5071S ADSL2+router) that is
> provided by the ISP (SureWest) that is between the Internet and the device=

> described in #3. =A0It reports a A.B.C.Z address (you probably might see t=
his
> in the NNTP-Posting-Host header) for the WAN, and this modem has setup a
> network with a 10.202, assigning itself 10.202.y.1 address. =A0It has one
> other node with a 10.202.y.2 address, the device described in #3. =A0Its
> default gateway is A.B.C.Y and DNS server is A.B.C.W.
>
> 3. There is a Linksys WRT54GS wirelessrouter. =A0Its WAN IP is 10.202.y.2
> with the default gateway being 10.202.y.1. =A0Its own LAN IP is 192.168.1.=
1
> and will have as many as 16 hosts assigned to it. =A0I have set "Applicati=
ons
> and Gaming" tab to forward port 80 packets in therouterto the designated
> IP within the LAN to the host (192.168.1.2) running the web server (for no=
w
> IIS7).
>
> 4. I am able to interface to the web administration pages of therouter
> (http://192.168.1.1with username/password) and also to the DSL modem
> (http://10.202.y.1with username/password). =A0I don't have to directly
> connect to the DSL modem...I can do it through therouter. =A0I have change=
d
> all the default passwords.
>
> 5. I have attempted to change the firewall to get port 80 packets through
> the DSL modem and therouterto the host described in #1. =A0When I enter
> "http://A.B.C.Z" (described in #2 above), I actually see the web
> administration interface---already logged in and not asking for login
> info---to the DSL modem. =A0Of course, I am asking for port 80 service fro=
mbehindthe modem androuter. =A0If I could an outside entity to ask for
> service so that I could see response from outside that would be better. =
=A0
>
> Manuals for the Comtrend 5071S are not found at Comtrend's website,
> although they have for the 5071T whose wed admin interface is similar in
> some respects. =A0The manual does not really describe more than what is
> evident from just looking at the few words of the interface and trying to
> figure it out.
>
> The Linksys interface has an interactive help which also gives bare
> descriptions.
>
> My question is how I set up the DSL modem androuterto make sure they
> forward the port 80 service packets to a web host.
>
> ===3D
> As to the dynamically assigned IP addresses involved in all this, I will
> worry about this later. =A0Right now, I just want to get port 80 packets
> coming from the wide net (WAN) to find their way to the host apparentlybeh=
indtwo firewalls

Were you able to coonect it? I'm having the same problems. I will try
to run webserver on port 8080 and see if works then, Seems like
surewest is running webserver on port 80 on their webserver.