Bothered that your router only allows you to open 5 ports. Well, with this simple hack that shall be no more!
Keep in mind, if you want to open all ports to a specific PC/Server, you can make it a DMZ in the settings.
Navigate to the port forwarding page at http://192.168.0.1/port_forwarding.asp.
You’ll notice that if you create 5 services, the add service
button will disappear. In order to add more services, you will need to hack in a snippet of code into the HTML. You’ll need to right click the text that says Port Forwarding
. Then, from the contextual menu, click Inspect Element
. A new window will pop up with
<h2>Port Forwarding</h2>
highlighted. Right click the line above it labeled id=”port-forwarding” and click Edit as HTML
. Then change the block from
<div id="port-forwarding" class="module data">
<h2>Port Forwarding</h2>
...
to
<div id="port-forwarding" class="module data">
<a href="#" onclick="return FormSubmit('portForwardingAdd', 'add', '-1');" class="btn">+ Add Service</a>
<h2>Port Forwarding</h2>
...
Just click anywhere on the webpage again and you should see a new add service
button pop up, you can then use that button to open more ports. Repeat the process for each additional set of ports you want to open.
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