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:How to: Set Up Port Forwarding with Tomato
How to: Set Up Port Forwarding with Tomato
Jul 14, 2009, 06 :01 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2468 reads)

(Other stories by Aaron Weiss)

"Most of the cases where you need to use port forwarding involve directing incoming requests from the Internet to a particular machine inside your LAN. And in most of these cases, that means you’re running a server inside your LAN, such as a Web server.

"In the case of running a Web server, incoming requests will hit the router asking for port 80. You need the router to forward these requests to the internal IP address of your server."

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