Port forwarding in D-Link DIR-320

Question

D-Link

Hello, dear Habralyudi!
I ask for your help: I ​​have a D-Link DIR-320 router, and I would like it to be redirected to one of the computers connected to it, and not to itself router. I tried to set up virtual servers and DMZ, nothing helped. All external requests are received by the router (for example, its web interface opens on port 80), the computer can only be accessed through the internal IP.

Answer 1

On native firmware 1.2.94. Port forwarding does not work from D-Link. No matter how hard I tried, it didn't work for me.

Answer 2

Port forwarding.

Answer 3

What firmware? Judging by the screenshots, this is not stock, not dd-wrt, not openwrt, and not “from enthusiasts”.
My dir-320 had firmware from vampik. To forward port 80, it was necessary to transfer the web interface of the router to another port.

Answer 4

faced the same problem! I decided to resolve the issue, the port was also visible from the outside, but I could not get to my server via external IP, googling the question, reading mana, I realized that this so-called problem is called NAT loopback, i.e. the ports are forwarded by the router, but there is no nat loopback in the firmware, and therefore we ourselves or anyone who is behind our router, do not see our server by external IP, I solved the issue by installing the firmware http://vuplus.ru/?topic= 480.0 , but in general I was disappointed in d-links, because while googled this question, I found out that 90% of their routers do not support this, and this is a software solution that can be easily solved by flashing, but they are apparently too lazy to put this feature in their firmware ... and on the d-link site in the off-mans Wirth settings. servers on some adsl router it is written - that Wirth. you need to test the server from outside, because from the local area behind the router you will not see it, because nat loopback function not supported

Answer 5

Faced the same problem. I messed around for 4 hours, even updated the firmware - nothing. I don’t understand networks very well, maybe I don’t understand something, although it’s nowhere easier to do this in all tutorials.