Modem help?

[pjpjpjpj]

I upgraded my home internet a while ago and got a new DSL modem from the ISP. I need help getting the Sage through it for remote access (webserver, etc.).

I attached screen snips showing menu options ("modem 0" and "modem 1"). Under the option "home networking", I have attached a snip of all the tabs available ("modem 2"). The same snip shows what is under the "uPnP" tab... as can be seen, I currently have PlayOn and Plex running on the same machine as Sage, and those automatically set up their remote access. I am wondering how to get the Sage remote (port 8080) added there, as I assume this is what needs to be done; you can see there is no "add" button on that screen.

Help?

[Fuzzy]

Originally Posted by pjpjpjpj

I upgraded my home internet a while ago and got a new DSL modem from the ISP. I need help getting the Sage through it for remote access (webserver, etc.).

I attached screen snips showing menu options ("modem 0" and "modem 1"). Under the option "home networking", I have attached a snip of all the tabs available ("modem 2"). The same snip shows what is under the "uPnP" tab... as can be seen, I currently have PlayOn and Plex running on the same machine as Sage, and those automatically set up their remote access. I am wondering how to get the Sage remote (port 8080) added there, as I assume this is what needs to be done; you can see there is no "add" button on that screen.

Help?

Sage should set up UPnP routes as well. It's a step in the config wizard, and then can be found in Detailed Setup -> Server... but that really only sets up placeshifter remotely. Other things like Jetty you'd have to make the port forwarding settings yourself.

[KarylFStein]

What is under firewall? Probably just add a rule to allow TCP port 8080 to 192.168.200.148.

[pjpjpjpj]

Originally Posted by KarylFStein

What is under firewall? Probably just add a rule to allow TCP port 8080 to 192.168.200.148.

There are four tabs under "Firewall". First one (general) just shows generic "low/med/high" settings. The last tab (DoS) doesn't seem like something having to do with this issue.

I've attached four snapshots from the middle two tabs, "Protocol" and "Access Control".
"modem3" is what you see on the Protocol tab
"modem4" is when you click the button to add new service entry
"modem5" is what you see on the Access Control tab
"modem6" is when you click the button to Add New ACL Rule

Any advice?

I looked at the Placeshifter config in Sage per Fuzzy's comments above, and it says there is no uPnP device found, and offers manual config. I thought that was odd because there are three ports open in uPnP already (see "modem2" in my OP). Under manual config it tells me to set up a rule for the firewall to open port 31099 on the modem and forward it to the server local/LAN IP address. Are either (or both) of the tabs I showed above the way for me to do that?

[KarylFStein]

Try adding a "SAGEWEB" protocol of "Any" source & destination port 8080 - 8080. Then add an ACL with source of "Any" (not sure what's in the dropdown, but you don't want "specific IP address"), destination of "specific IP" 192.168.200.148 and protocol of SAGEWEB. Your uPnP looks fine for placeshifter.