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Chapter 2: Advanced Configuration
CWGE111 802.11g WiFi Receiver User Manual
DMZ Host
Below the port forwarding table, is an option called DMZ Host. If you Enable this function,
your 802.11g WiFi Receiver becomes a DMZ device. You can enter an IP address, which will
be the IP address of the device exposed to the Internet.
The purpose of a DMZ is to make sure all external users can access any ports on the device,
so that users do not need to set up port forwarding, and Internet traffic can directly reach
internal devices.
The table below shows some well-known ports, which are officially registered with IANA.
Table 2-1.
Port Number
Description
Protocol
7
Echo
TCP, UDP
21
FTP
TCP
23
TELNET
TCP
25
SMTP
TCP, UDP
53
DNS
TCP, UDP
79
Finger
TCP
80
HTTP
TCP, UDP
110
POP3
TCP
119
NNTP
TCP
161
SNMP
TCP, UDP
162
SNMP Trap
TCP, UDP