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![]() I'm not an Apple user, but the configuration shouldn't be much different than others, you should be able to configure the port forwarding from your Airport extreme, once you allow certain port, make sure its linked to the same IP address you found on your APEX unit.
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![]() Here are screenshots of the apex info:
![]() ![]() And here is all that seems to be available to me on the apple router: ![]() I think I use the mac address and 10.0.1.6 from the first screen capture in this one but maybe I'm wrong. ![]() This one I really have no idea what to do. Doesn't seem to be a spot where I can say something like "forward port 5900 to 80" or something. This is really not my forte so any help would be appreciated thanks. ![]() |
#3
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![]() looks like you are on the right track, this is what I found on the google link.
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-3415 |
#4
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![]() the private IP should be your APEX IP address from the last picture though.
Fill in the public ports to whatever the number you want, the private port should be the same as your APEX which is 80, or you can change it from the APEX. |
#6
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![]() make sure both public ports are the same #, so is the private ports, but the public and private port# doesn't have to be the same though.
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![]() i need to sort out where my dyndns domain comes into play too but i'm pretty sure the manual explains that well enough. thanks again for the pointers hopefully tonight i can get somewhere with it.
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