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    Bt voyager 205 telnet question

    Does anybody know the command or how to port forward port i think its 113 or 119
    into the bt voyager 205? i need ident enabled in irc through router as it just comes up as ~no [thumbdown]

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    Re: Bt voyager 205 telnet question

    It's port 113 for ident.

    Assuming you havent changed your gateway IP...

    Code:
    telnet 192.168.1.1
    Code:
    Enter User/Pass
    *Note to change YOURINTERNALIP to your actual Internal network IP, you can find it by typing "ipconfig" at a cmd prompt*

    Code:
    create nat rule entry ruleid 113 rdr prot num 6 lcladdrfrom YOURINTERNALIP lcladdrto YOURINTERNALIP destportfrom num 113 destportto num 113
    Have fun :)

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    Re: Bt voyager 205 telnet question

    WORKING!!!!!

    Rep point added
    Last edited by NeilSouth; 04-30-2006 at 05:47 PM.

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    Re: Bt voyager 205 telnet question

    Do you have ident running on your machine?

    I'll assume you're using mirc...

    Go to View, Options, Connect, Identd.

    Uncheck the enable only when connecting box. And check the Show Ident Requests box.

    Then telnet to yourself like this:

    Code:
    telnet localhost 113
    If your ident server is working, a little message saying:

    * Identd request from 127.0.0.1
    will be displayed... if so we need to look into your network situation some more...

    Edit:

    Quote Originally Posted by NeilSouth
    WORKING!!!!!

    Rep point added
    Have fun :)
    Last edited by Touche; 04-30-2006 at 05:49 PM.

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