Port Forwarding - Gateway

Linksys WRTP54G

1. Open Your Web Browser (i.e. Internet Explorer, or Firefox etc…) 2. Type in your Router's IP Address in your browser's web address bar. (i.e. http://192.168.0.1). If you do not know your Router's IP Address follow these instructions below to find it: a. Click START (Windows Only) b. Click RUN c. Type in: “cmd” in the open field and click OK d. When the new window appears (black window) type “ipconfig” and press ENTER e. A list of numbers should appear in the window. The numbers that appear after Default Gateway will be the IP Address of your Router. f. Copy that number and type it in your web browser. (remember to use “http://” in front of the numbers) Press Enter.





3. In the login dialog box, enter your Username and Password. By default, the Username should be left blank and the Password is admin. Click OK to open your router's administration page.





4.Your router’s administration page should look something like the image below. Click the Applications and Gaming tab located in the horizontal navigation bar to open a new set of links below the Applications and Gaming tab.





5. In the new set of links, click the Port Range Forwarding link to open the Port Range Forwarding page, which is shown below.





6. In the Port Range section of the page, locate the Application column. In the first empty text field in the Application column, type "HRGatewayWeb". This will assign a name to the device whose web port you are opening. In the Start column directly to the right, enter the Starting Port number in the left entry field, and the Ending Port number in the end column. It is prefered that you use port numbers 80 ~ 80 for your Web access. If you are currently using port 80 for another device, please use port 81 ~ 81 or another port protocol. In the place Protocol field, check TCP. In the IP Address field, enter your HawkingTech device IP Address. (How to Find your Local IP Address) Click Save Settings at the bottom of the page to save your changes.



You will be prompted with the following message, which says that your Internet phone service will be temporarily interrupted. Click on OK..





Congratulations! You’ve done it.