Please help me I’m in trouble and wants to help But all this can not log in
Regards

Is it possible to tell whether a software load is 56bit or 128 bit and if so which file indicates this….

Also !!! if I load a 56bit version onto a 1050 designed to be a 128bit box apart from the obvious will there be any problems?

Thanks again

I can’t say that I’ve ever tried to setup a ‘port forward’ configuration with the BSR222.

In any case did you make the necessary firewall changes to allow your the traffic in from the WAN to the LAN? Sorry I can’t offer more help.

Good Luck!

I am trying to port forward RDP on port 7779 with a bsr222 to a PC addressed 192.168.1.73 within my vpn scope.

the router is vpned into another bsr222 at a location 8 miles away.

I attempt to remote desktop by using external ip colon port#

this worked previously on my Fios router, but I cannot get it to work on the bsr222 router.

I setup as sua/nat within the router
port range start= 7779 end= 7779 server= 192.168.1.73

what am i missing?

Cheers!

However I spotted your website by chance and saw all of the kind help you gave others, so i thought I would give it a shot and post here.

you came back to me extremely fast and with exactly the info I needed. went to site, the interface was far easier then i expected, and now i can access from home.

All is sorted now, and I owe a great deal of thanks to you, mega cheers to you.

big cheers, and thank you for being so helpful.

You can certainly configure the BSR222 via the serial console port. The menu will look a little different than you might be accustom to but it is usable.

Here’s a phrase from the configuration manual;

“The embedded web configurator is an all platform, web based utility that you can use to easily manage and configure the Business Secure Router. Most functions of the Business Secure Router are also software configurable via the SMT (System Management Terminal) interface. The SMT is a menu driven interface that you can access from a terminal emulator through the console port or over a Telnet connection.”

You can also read more about the BSR222 on my blog.

Good Luck!

I figure I may be able to do this via the coms port, but just wanted your advice before I do it. Ive configured a few routers via comms, but would the menu system be similar to above and could I alter them back to lan access.

I only ask as the site is quite a distance from my home, hence trying to allow the wan access in the first place.

Hope you can help