Hi,

Try doing an FTP session using PASV transfers.. this may solve the issue...

Even with this setup I need to do some testing as to how inbound connections truely happen.. e.g. testing a web/ftp/smtp server etc...

Let me know how you go...

hmm.. yes that is one disadvantage... but one I can live with for now... I am dissapointed the WAG54G doesn't have a configuration backup/restore feature!

Hey I have managed to resolve this :D I set the local router IP to .122 and set the gateway on the computers to .122 and disabled NAT. I can also get the DHCP server on the router to assign the PUBLIC static IP addresses and also automatically passes on the correct DNS information to the DHCP client...

Hi,

Thanks, I did try setting the local IP to .122 but did not set my gateway on the machines to that IP. I will try that. I may have to try creating static routes for each of IP's maybe. I am on a mission to get it sorted

Hi, I have the got the Linksys WAG54G wireless router and had it up and running in 5 minutes using normal NAT without any issues. I have 5 usable IP's from Eclipse and am trying to get the router working in this scenario. I have made the following changes after it was working in NAT mode: - The rout...