WGT624 v3 view Forwarded Ports

[tomkk]

The router info indicates "You may make up to 20 different port assignments for Internet services, applications or games." I've had no problems with port forwarding except the Port Forwarding/Port Triggering screen only shows 8 entries and I can't figure out how to see more than 8 (needed to edit or delete entries).

Anyone know how to view more than 8 entries on the screen?
Thanks
Tom

[jmizoguchi]

port forwarding area not infinite so there is some limitation of how much you can list. I'm not sure on home end but memory on the unit governs that. no sure what all you need but if you have huge list you may want to look prosafe router. they are more suitable for it

[tomkk]

Thanks for the reply. My list isn't huge, just more than 8. The number of ports the 624 will forward (20 if I believe the documentation) is more than adequate. It seems to only display the first 8, though. I'm just trying to figure out how to see, edit or delete 9 - 20.

Tom

[jmizoguchi]

Originally Posted by tomkk

Thanks for the reply. My list isn't huge, just more than 8. The number of ports the 624 will forward (20 if I believe the documentation) is more than adequate. It seems to only display the first 8, though. I'm just trying to figure out how to see, edit or delete 9 - 20.

Tom

in that case try "hard reset" and if that helps. some model has issue with added ports forwading do not show fixes by hard reset (WGR series)

[tomkk]

Thanks for the response. I did a hard reset with the reset button and also a power off/on. Neither had an effect. I can still only view 8 of the ports I have forwarded. There's at least one other forwarded port I can't see, not sure if there are others (if I try to forward a particular port I get a port conflict ==> the port is already forwarded but I can't see it since there is no conflict with any port I can see).

[jmizoguchi]

you may try different firmware and see

[bdamos]

I know this post is long dead, but it's the only related post that I could find on this issue. I ran into this issue today and was surprised that it was overlooked and still not fixed. I was also surprised at how unhelpful the advice given here was.

This issue causes any port forwarding attempted to not work at all once attempted, but still take up the port number and name on the services page. So, the port that "failed" to create can't be edited.

Thankfully, I was able to delete a port I didn't use anymore. I wasn't able to forward to the port that my server was running on because the router already had that it its database. Thankfully, the port was easy to change on my server and I have everything running.

However, I'll need to add another port in a few weeks and I won't be able to add the service. I've decided that I'm just going to buy a Cisco router, as I've had much better experience with them.

[bdamos]

I know this post is long dead, but it's the only related post that I could find on this issue. I ran into this issue today and was surprised that it was overlooked. I'm using the latest firmware and it still isn't fixed. I was also surprised at how unhelpful the advice given here was.

This issue causes any port forwarding attempted to not work at all once attempted, but still take up the port number and name on the services page. So, the port that "failed" to create can't be edited.

Thankfully, I was able to delete a port I didn't use anymore. I wasn't able to forward to the port that my server was running on because the router already had that it its database. Thankfully, the port was easy to change on my server and I have everything running.

However, I'll need to add another port in a few weeks and I won't be able to add the service. I'm probably just going to have to buy a new router...