mga guys... need your inputs..

[Tok3rs]

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do you know how to configure.. hehe i've been configuring this router nd i don't know if it works... if you have a link
for this i'd be very greatful... tnx...

[softtouch]

You should use a static IP if you run a server, otherwise, no need.

[Anton]

I'm running a server, and I don't have static Ip Just so you know....

do you know how to configure.. hehe i've been configuring this router nd i don't know if it works... if you have a link
for this i'd be very greatful... tnx...

Here's a link to get porforwarding working on your prolink:
http://www.portforward.com/english/r...-9000index.htm
and
http://www.trap17.com/forums/index.p...8;#entry237633


To get a free dynamic domain go to http://www.dyndns.org, they have instructions there


My setup is like this.... DynDns Domain --> Router/Modem -----Port Forwarding ----> My Pc(local static ip)
In turn My Pc regularly updates the dyndns server of its current IP...
local static ip means : Im assigning a static ip to my pc, and not let the router dynamically allocate me one..
this ip is non-routable over the net of course.... This is needed for portforwarding


That's my old setup Now what I'm doing is using linksys port triggering feature....
DynDns Domain --> DSL Modem-----> Linksys Router -----Port Triggering ----> My Pc(dynamic ip)

Pls don't get confused, the static ip im talking about here, is different from what the other posters are pointing at.
This one is just local, meaning its not given to me by my ISP, rather this is a local one, something like 192.168.1.6. Which is non routable over the net, meaning, only PC's that can use this ip to connect to me is on my LAN. Thats why i got dyndns domain to be able to access my pc from anywhere.

[Tok3rs]

ey.. thanks pal.. will try this...