I didn't read where you forwarded what ports you need to that machine in question.
Bob
I have taken high speed Wireless Internet Access through my ISP and I am having a problem I hope someone can help me with. Here are the basics of the situation. The ISP blocks ports by default for customers using the Wireless Broadband accounts. They assigned me a static IP address of 10.0.0.10 and unblocked ports I needed for remote access into my computer from across the Internet. My first router was a Dlink DI 604 wired router, and it worked fine for me to remote access back into my computer here from other computers through the Internet. But the connection locked up a couple of times and I need to be able to remote in when away from home, so I can't have a router I'm always having to reboot - kind of hard to pull off when you're not at the location where the router is to reboot it. So, I bought a Linksys BEFSX41 wired router and hooked it up.
Now I am unable to remote access in through the Linksys to my system at home. Now I find out that 10.0.0.10 is a private IP range address, and when checking the Linksys site, I read an article that says you can't set up a server with this kind of address because the router isn't actually broadcasting your real IP address from behind this private address. My ISP sells Linksys routers to customers wanting them to set up home networking and I wouldn't think that they would use a router that you can't remote access in through when using their Wireless Broadband. Does anyone know how I can configure my Linksys router to be able to remote access through it from the outside across the net? Is it possible to configure things on my own from my end? Or, does this have to be done by my ISP changing some settings on their end? Thanks for any assistance you can provide. Sincerely, Steve

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