Here's Jonny wrote:
> I’ve been playing with monowall for just over a weak or so now and as of yet I still can’t get any
port forwarding to work no matter what I try.
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> I’ve searched the postings and found that I am not alone but while the same questions keep being
asked, the answer seems nowhere in sight.
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> I’ve all but pulled my hair out over this because I’m a proud man who doesn’t accept defeat easily
and I loath asking for help, especially since I know once I see the answer I’m gonna feel silly.
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> As one poster put it “I’m nearly ready to start shaking violently in a corner”.
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> In spite of my frustration I’m still smiling and I know I’ll get threw this but a little humor
helps. 
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> I don’t see why we can’t have a few basic “how to” manuals for simple configurations.
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> If linksys can make this work with almost no effort it shouldn’t be that hard here either should
it.
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> The basics are as follows……
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> Wan                       =            206.9.217.xxx
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> Lan                        =            92.168.1.10
Maybe just a typo, but this should of course read 192.168.1.10. Just to 
make sure the fault isn't in a simple config typo. Would make your 
hairdresser happy though ;)

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> Web Server           =            192.168.1.90  site 1            = port 80
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>                                                                    site 2            = port 100
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> Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
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> Hope you all had a great Christmas.
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> Jonathan.
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