how do u change router net port step by step plz?

Question

i was asked to do this but i don't understand how to do it....that's because since you're probably connected through a router (or router type device) both show (to the server) as the same computer... (they have the same ip/port), easy fix... change the net_port
(edit the properties of your shortcut and include
+set net_ip 27961
but only to one of them)

Answer 1

Im not quite clear on what you want , if you would be kind to give me more info i can help you with that

Answer 2

it sounds like you need to poke a hole in your NAT configuration. at the specific Port number 27961. To do this...you will need to know the IP address of your computer. To find this simply go to Start --> Run --> Type in "cmd" and press enter.

then type in "ipconfig" and press enter....

When you do this you will get a bunch of information that will look like this:

Local Area Connection

IP Address : 192.168.1.100
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1

*note your's may or may not be different depending on your router i happen to have a linksys*

To make sure that your computer's IP Address doesn't change I recommend Setting your IP Address manually in your computer to match the information you got in the pervious step. Refer to this site to do this http://www.clarkconnect.com/wiki/index.php?title=LAN_Configuration

Now that you know your computer's IP Address you can now go into changing settings in the Router to suit your needs. Your default gateway happens to be your router. 9 out of 10 times if you put that into your address bar of IE or any other browser, you will enter the web based interface of your router.

Refer to the documentation that come with your router at this point in time. Look for NAT in the manual. It should tell you how to pass through certain ports to your computer. Usually you need to supply a range of Ports. Use no more than you absolutely need, as this will open up those ports through the firewall in your router. The more ports you have open...the less secure you are.

If you cannot find any documentation for your router....call the tech support for your router manufacturer and ask them where you would go for the NAT configuration. They will know what you are talking about.

Answer 3

the 1st step is to end the sq.... you're able to try this through taking 0.5 of the 2d term and then subtracting or including from the third term to end the sq.... thus, 0.5 of two is a million and with the purpose to get a million you will desire to subtract 2 yet then upload 2 to maintain each thing balanced... x^2 + 2x + 3 - 2 = -2 x^2 + 2x + a million = -2 (x + a million)^2 = -2 And there you go :D

Answer 4

wat kinda router you have...
and wat setting you wanna change...
by default the routers page can be edited thro
http://192.168.1.1

i gues
more info for the setting visit the site of the router and cahnge
else it wont work
if it is not config properly