nmap says they are open... So my router is configured and the ports are open. It must be a problem with the software. Could my isp be blocking me? Just grabbing at straws now.
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nmap says they are open... So my router is configured and the ports are open. It must be a problem with the software. Could my isp be blocking me? Just grabbing at straws now.
@ SeijiSensei Thanks for fixing my brain fart! What does it mean if these two ports are not listed here? I can still access these ports form within the local network as the configuation web interface...
Does any one have any ideas?
Thanks for all the replies!
@3rdalbum My router is configured to forward any incoming connections on these ports to the same ports on my server.
@xianbei ran your command and I see:
tcp 0...
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[share]
comment = Ubuntu File...