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Hi,
I just upgraded my Verizon router from the Actiontec to the Quantum router. I setup the port forwarding properly just like I've done numerous times on other routers and I'm forwarding 3389 to my local home PC; which I setup a static IP address (192.168.1.150) on.
I did a test within my LAN network on my laptop and I'm able to successfully remote desktop to my 192.168.1.150 desktop PC without any issues; so I know this has to be a Quantum configuration issue because when I try to remote desktop using my Verizon WAN IP address it doesn't give me access to my 192.168.1.150 desktop PC.
Is there another setting under the Quantum router that I have to setup to get this to work properly?
I've tried lowering the Quantum firewall setting to low, I tried to enable DMZ, I added my 192.168.1.150 to access control, etc. but nothing is working.
Thank you!
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@olimits7 wrote:Hi,
I just upgraded my Verizon router from the Actiontec to the Quantum router. I setup the port forwarding properly just like I've done numerous times on other routers and I'm forwarding 3389 to my local home PC; which I setup a static IP address (192.168.1.150) on.
I did a test within my LAN network on my laptop and I'm able to successfully remote desktop to my 192.168.1.150 desktop PC without any issues; so I know this has to be a Quantum configuration issue because when I try to remote desktop using my Verizon WAN IP address it doesn't give me access to my 192.168.1.150 desktop PC.
Is there another setting under the Quantum router that I have to setup to get this to work properly?
I've tried lowering the Quantum firewall setting to low, I tried to enable DMZ, I added my 192.168.1.150 to access control, etc. but nothing is working.
Thank you!
What does the router rule read like?