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Description
A description of the traffic that comes through this port.
WAN interface
Budii Lite
®
has up to two interfaces that it presents over the Internet - one is your public IP address for ADSL,
ADSL2+, or your NBN/FTTH connection; the other is for mobile broadband, and is only active if you’re using a
mobile broadband USB modem.
Inbound port
All traffic between your computer and the outside world passes through Budii Lite ® , and arrives via a certain
inbound port. Traffic that arrives via the port specified here will be forwarded according to the rule you’re setting up.
Type
The protocol this type of traffic travels on. For most applications, this will be TCP. UDP is more commonly used for
streaming data, such as video or calling/conference software.
Private IP address
This is the local or internal IP address of the destination computer for this type of traffic - for example, the local IP
address of the computer hosting a web server.
Private port
TThe port on the destination computer to send the traffic through. This must correspond to how you’ve set it up
on the destination computer. For example, if your web server is set up to accept requests through port 80 (the
default for web traffic), you’d put 80 here.