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In the next steps we will configure your router in such a way that the router allows Zultrax P2P to accept incoming connections. Your router is designed to serve multiple computers and of course multiple programs. Even if there is only one computer connected we will later on need two bits of information:
- The local IP of your computer
- The port used by Zultrax P2P
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Zultrax P2P can help you to find those two bits of information. In the menu tools choose system info. This will display a page of information with various details about the program amonst which Local IP and port. Write those 2 down, you'll need them later.
It is the Local IP we are looking for, do not confuse the Local IP with the Public IP that is also shown on this system info page.
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Exit Zultrax P2P. Don't leave the program running while you are performing the actions below. Leaving the program running might give you false indiciations that your actions where not succesfull.
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Open a webbrowser (e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox or Opera). Enter the IP address of your router in the address bar of the browser and press enter. The IP address of your router is by default 192.168.1.1
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You see a box asking your username and password.
By default the username and password for your Solwise AR110 router are both dsl
Enter your username and password and click the ok button to continue.
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Click on the button services.
You find this button on the top of the page.
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In the drop down box nat options select the value nat rule entry
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Click on the button add.
You find this button on the bottom of the page.
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You see a page titled NAT Rule - Add. Enter the fields as follows: | Rule Flavor | RDR | | Rule ID | 11 | | IF Name | ALL | | Protocol | ANY | | Local Address From | The local IP number you wrote down earlier | | Local Address To | Again the local IP number you wrote down earlier | | Global Address From | 0.0.0.0 | | Global Address To | 0.0.0.0 | | Destination Port From | Any other port, the port number you wrote down earlier/TD> | | Destination Port To | Again any other port, the port number you wrote down earlier | | Local Port | And again any other port, the port number you wrote down earlier | | |
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Click on the button close.
You find this button on the bottom of the page.
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Click the link ip filter.
You find this link on the top of the page.
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In the drop down box security level select the value low
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Select Accept from the Public Default Action, Private Default Action and DMZ Default Action drop down box.
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Click on the button submit.
You find this button on the bottom of the page.
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Click on the button admin.
You find this button on the top of the page.
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A new menu is displayed. In this menu click commit & reboot
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Click on the button commit.
You find this button on the bottom of the page.
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Click on the button reboot.
You find this button on the bottom of the page.
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Your Solwise AR110 router is configured now. You forwarded a port for Zultrax P2P. You can start Zultrax P2P and you will see incoming connections coming up. This might be not immediatly after start up but within minutes you should see at least some incoming connections. The program will adapt itself to the new configuration.
In case you still don't have incoming connections, perhaps you also have firewall software installed that needs configuration. For that see
the Firewalls/Routers page
, the info about firewall software is somewhere at the bottom of that page.
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