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1. #PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC HOW TO#
2. #PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC UPDATE#
3. #PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC MANUAL#
4. #PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC PRO#

#PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC PRO#

Reserve a DHCP-provided Private IP address for the Filemaker Pro server.

#PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC MANUAL#

To setup port mapping on an 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBSn), either connect to the AEBSn's wireless network or temporarily connect directly, using an Ethernet cable, to one of the LAN port of the AEBSn, and then use the AirPort Utility, in Manual Setup, to make these settings:ġ. They will also provide you with a URL to use instead of using the Public IP address. or you may be required to do this manually.

#PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC UPDATE#

This utility will provide them with an update every time your ISP changes your Public IP address. Typically they will give you a client utility that you would run on your computer. This is where services, like No-IP come in. Since most consumers have Internet service with comes with a dynamic (changing) Public IP address, just knowing what it is at any given time won't help in the long run. Port mapping reduces that risk to only allow predefined ports to be open to the Internet.

Servers, like yours that are behind a firewall, must either use port mapping (port forwarding) or be configured to be in a DMZ which would completely expose them to the Internet. A similar service to would beĪccessing a server on the local network from a remote client would require that the client knows the Public IP address and port(s) required to access that server. is a service that basically tracks the dynamic Public IP address of your modem or router and provides you with a "static" URL address to access it from the Internet. Reserving an IP address is a means to instruct the DHCP service on the router to "save" a specific Private IP address for a device on the local network. Yes, both terms are used interchangeably and mean the same thing.ĭoes the reserve IP address capability negate the need for the service? Is the port mapping same as port forwarding? What you are basically doing is telling the AirPort Extreme that any time it get a request from the Internet on port 5003 to direct that request to the host device listed with the Private IP Address (from the Port Mapping window). so, yes, you would enter 5003 for each of the port entries in the mapping window. If Filemaker did not explicitly call out UDP or TCP, it won't cause any harm to use both ports. Since Filemaker says to forward port 5003, is this the number I use for all 4 UDP/TCP ports? Whatever address you decide on would be the one entered as the Private IP Address when mapping port 5003. You can assign any address (even the current one) from the DHCP pool by using the DHCP Reservation feature within the AirPort Utility.

#PORT FORWARD UTILITY FOR MAC HOW TO#

The instructions I provided earlier shows you how to use DHCP to assign a "static" IP address by reserving a single dynamic IP address from its address pool. What you want is to assign a static Private IP address to the host. That would mean, it could change to any IP address within the DHCP address pool. Note, it is a dynamically assigned address. correct? I would guess that this address was assigned by the DHCP server in your AEBSn. I assume that you mean this address is the Private IP address currently assigned to the Filemaker host. Do I manually change this (to what), & is this the same address I use in step 2 for the Private IP address? The IPv4 Address is now 192.168.1.69, same as my internal IP address.