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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;新页面: What is Port Forwarding  The term Port Forwarding is referred to the method of forwarding a network port from 1 specific machine to an additional machine. This approach is generally appli...&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;&lt;b&gt;新页面&lt;/b&gt;&lt;/p&gt;&lt;div&gt;What is Port Forwarding&lt;br /&gt;
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The term Port Forwarding is referred to the method of forwarding a network port from 1 specific machine to an additional machine. This approach is generally applied when the receiving machine is behind a network router. By undertaking this, it enables users from outside the LAN (local location network) to reach a private user in the LAN itself. Now each and every machine on the internet has at least a single IP address which is utilized to determine that specific machine or device. Every single IP address is divided into numerous ports. The ports are there for the machines to communicate with every other, for example (laptop A is sending some information to computer B), and therefore forwarding the port will also improve the speed of the transmission among the two machines.&lt;br /&gt;
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Now let's take a look at how the machines are connected to the world wide web when behind a router. The router is very first connected to the internet which we will contact it external IP. The router will then have its own internal IP address. (every machine/device will have at least one particular IP to recognize them self). The router will then assign an person IP address to every machine that is connected to the router. The router's IP address will then act as a gateway for all the machines that are on it's network. When a particular machine in the network wants to send data out to an additional machine in the net, it will 1st pass by means of the gateway before the router sends it out to the recipient. The recipient however will not be in a position to tell who in the network is sending him the data as the internet will only show the external IP address right here. Likewise, when yet another machine outdoors the network is sending information to a recipient inside the network, the information transmission will be transmitted to the external IP address and not straight to the intended recipient. The router will then make a decision which recipient should get the data that is becoming transmitted. Luckily, the NAT in the router will take care of most of the re-directing except for those programs which NAT are not created to perform with. This is exactly where port forwarding comes into place. This basic approach is just a way for users to tell the router which machine in the neighborhood network is the intended recipient and that the data need to be directed to him. You will require to set up port forwarding rules for each port which you are employing and any guidelines set up for a particular port will only function for that particular port.&lt;br /&gt;
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One particular important factor to note is that a port can only be utilised by a program at any one particular time. For instance, when computer A is utilizing port 6000, it is utilizing port 6000 on it's internal IP address. If you have set up a port forwarding rule for pc A and port 6000, the external IP address's port 6000 is also in use. This implies that you can only use port 6000 on a single personal computer on the network at a time. Employing port 6000 on two computers at the identical time would violate the 1 plan rule, and your information would get messed up.&lt;br /&gt;
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This generally sums up the term Port Forwarding. Any comments can be directed to www.voip.com.sg/voip_feedback.html&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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