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2.3 Setup III (Advanced) – Port Forwarding for Your WiFi Router
Pre-Requisites:
Note (a):
This section is for advanced users only. DO NOT PROCEED IF YOU ARE NOT
FAMILIAR WITH PORT FORWARDING .
Note (b): Please go through Sections 2.1 and 2.2 before proceeding further.
You need to be physically at the place where your WiFi router is, and you also need to
know
your WiFi router’s admin password (if any). Please check with your internet service
provider if you do not remember the password.
Step 1:
(You may skip this step if you already know the LAN IP address of your WiFi router.) Go to
your device’s web browser and enter the LAN URL (please refer to Section 2.2 Step 2).
Click the “Advanced Settings” icon , then “MENU”, “More Settings - IP”. Write down
the following information shown on the screen:
Gateway :
(this is the LAN IP address of your WiFi router)
Step 2:
Go to your device’s web browser and enter the LAN IP address of your WiFi router, then
key in your WiFi router’s admin password (if any).
Step 3:
Find the UPNP setting and enable it (note: some router may not have this feature). You
may have to reboot your WiFi router for the setting to take effect (please check with your
WiFi router’s manual). You may have to reboot SmartNode (taking about 2 minutes) by
switching it off and on again.
Step 4:
If UPNP feature is not available or not working, then you have to carry out manual port
forwarding. Basically, the objective of manual port forwarding is to instruct your WiFi
router to allow external (outside home) access of your SmartNode. Different routers may
have different ways and names for carrying out port forwarding (also called virtual
server), but the main information to be keyed into your WiFi router are similar:
(1)
Device IP Address
(also called Local IP): the LAN URL (please refer to Section 2.2
Step2), which is the LAN IP address of SmartNode
(2)
Public Port
(also called external port):
50000
(3)
Private Port (also called internal port, local port, or host port): 80
(4)
Protocol
:
TCP
(5)
Enable
:
Yes
Note: (a) Please refer to the section “More Information on Port Forwarding” for details on
several different WiFi routers. (b) You may have to reboot your WiFi router for the settings
to take effect (please check with your WiFi router’s manual). You may have to reboot
SmartNode (taking about 2 minutes) by switching it off and on again.