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Each router is different, so check your router documentation for
information on how to do this.
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An example of where you might need to change the remote access port is
where an ISP blocks port 80. The ISP does not want you running a full
blown general purpose webserver on your premises, so they block port
80 to prevent this type of use. We’ve also seen port 8080 blocked. (Note –
we’ve also seen some ISPs block higher numbered ports, for example, in
one situation, Verizon Wireless blocked 9760 and 9761. We’re not sure
what their blocking rules are, but changing 9760 to 4370 worked).
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If you make a change to the Remote Webserver or Remote Access port,
make sure you click on the Update button. In fact, we recommend that
you reboot the unit (pull power and reapply power) after changing any of
the default values for ports.
NOTE – after changing the IP address, if you are unable to access the webpages,
exit your browser, then restart the browser.