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FWIW, if you just want to forward a port you can run: natpmpc -a 9077 9000 tcp 36000 which will forward 9077 to 9000 for 3600 seconds.
by tvon 12y ago
FWIW, if you just want to forward a port you can run:
natpmpc -a 9077 9000 tcp 36000
which will forward 9077 to 9000 for 3600 seconds.
- voltagex_ 12y agoMac user (or at least Airport Express)? NAT-PMP is a competitor to uPNP which is more likely to be implemented on a consumer grade router. http://v2.nat32.com/upnpc.htm http://v2.nat32.com/upnpc.htm It looks like the upnpc and natpmpc apps are in the same package though.
- tvon 12y agoYeah, I came across `natpmpc` when I discovered the Airport Express at the office does not support uPNP. Our new Asus N66U supports NAT-PMP so I thought maybe it was more common these days.