Farho NEXHO-NT, Инструкция по монтажу и эксплуатации

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Moreover you will need to configure your router so the NEXHO application is
allowed to receive data from outside your local network. To make this
possible you will need to configure a “Port forwarding” in your installation
router.
From a computer connected with a cable to the router, access your routers
configuration menu. This is possible by inserting the routers direction in
your browsers navigation menu (Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Safari,
etc..) Routers use as their usual addresses http://192.168.1.1. or
http://192.168.2.1. Nevertheless, this address is often indicated in a label
placed under the router. If you cannot access the router please check your
routers instructions manual to access its configuration.
A user name and password is usually requested to access this menu.
Please check under your router or in your routers instruction manual to find
them.
Once you have accessed the configuration menu in your router, look for a
menu named “PORT FORWARDING” or “FORWARDING” or “VIRTUAL
SERVERS” or “NAT”, or “APPLICATIONS AND GAMES”, or “GAMIN”. This
will depend on the make and model of your router.
Once in that menu please configure the following data:
• Name: Use name you want. You can use the word “nexho” if you
want to remember this configuration.
• Ports: You may be asked for just one port or for “start” and
“finish” ports. In both cases please introduce the port “6653”.
• Protocol. Usually you will be able to choose between “TCP” and
“UDP” or “Both”. Please mark “UDP” or “Both”.
• IP Destination: It is usually the same as the routers address
excepting the last number which must be changed to 246. For
example, if your router has as an address 192.168.1.1 in the IP
Destination you must introduce 192.168.1.246
• Mark the cell “Activate” if its visible and save the changes to
finish your router configuration.
Hereafter you can see some of the examples of the configuration we have
carried out on some commercial routers.