I know how to handle NATs, but different games use different ports so 
I'd have to set up NATs for each game.
I'm looking for something method that works similar to uPNP.  I think 
some previous thread mentioned dynamic port porwarding.

>All you need to do is put your game server on the DMZ and nat each port you need to the game
server. I'm assuming your pc is on the LAN so you can connect no problem and the WAN will use the
dynamic IP via DHCP.
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>On Fri, 02 Sep 2005 16:51:28 -0400, Tom wrote:
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>> After sending my first message, I found that my question of uPNP had
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>> I have a game system that needs ports forwarded to it, but each game
>> needs different ports.
>> I could put it in a DMZ, but I have a cable modem with one dynamic
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>> address, so I can't simply forward all ports for one address to the
>> machine in the DMZ.
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>> From what I understand, I need uPNP.  Is there another way to do
>> this?
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>> Thanks,
>> tom
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