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Phil, It depends on the router model. I know for certain that both the Netgear FR114P and RO318 will support port forwarding, because I've used them both for what you're proposing. If you're working with a different model, then I suggest you look up the features on their website: www.netgear.com Regards, John Taylor > -----Original Message----- > From: midrange-l-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxx > sublime78ska@xxxxxxxxxxx > I have a customer that has cable internet access, a netgear > cable router, and an as400. Can the cable router be > configured so that the as400 can be accessed with telnet > remotely? (This box is for development only.) Has anyone done it? > > I tried this once before but instead of a cable router the > customer had MS Proxy server and we couldn't get that to > work. We ultimately bought a firewall device. > > Thanks in advance for your help. I hope to not waste too > much time trying to get something to work that can't work. ;-)
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