[TriLUG] RT311

[Turnpike Man]

I own an RT311 (it is currently in a box) and used to use it instead of linux
and iptables.  The RT311 was one of the first home cable/dsl routers out by
NetGear.  There is nothing wrong with this product but age Jon!  ;)

You CAN host a website behind it.  The instructions used to be on their
website.  If not, you need to setup a port forward of port 80 to the internal
IP and port 80 of your webserver.  This presumes you are using default port 80
for http.

Thanks,
David

--- Jon Carnes <jonc at nc.rr.com> wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-12-29 at 00:56, Dwayne Qualls wrote:
> > I'm attempting to setup my web server behind a Netgear RT311, and was
> > wondering if you could share configuration document.  I'm having
> > difficulties understanding what menus need to be configured on the
> > RT311. 
> > 
> >  
> > 
> > Dwayne Qualls
> > 
> Hmmm, there is no RT311 listed on NetGear's site.  In any case, look at
> your documentation - it will probably be described as setting up a DMZ.
> 
> And next time, buy a Linksys... :-)
> 
> HtH - Jon Carnes
> 
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