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#PORT FORWARDING IOSOCCER MANUAL#

We recommend xFi for most subscribers, but more advanced users can alternately use the Gateway’s Admin Tool. If you want to use an existing port forward that doesn’t have an associated device, you’ll need to delete it, then create a new one by selecting Add Port Forward.Īdvanced Users: Setting Up Port Forwarding with the Admin Tool Note: Port forwards without an associated device can’t be edited. Select Delete this Port Forward at the bottom of the screen if removing, or Apply Changes after making edits.Select Edit next to the port forward you wish to edit or delete.All existing port forwards will be listed here. Select See Network located under your WiFi name.Go to /myxFi or open the Xfinity app and sign in with your Xfinity ID and password.Opening unnecessary ports is not recommended, as it may pose a security risk.

#PORT FORWARDING IOSOCCER MANUAL#

Note: If you are unsure what port settings to choose, reference the device manual or the application you are trying to use.

The device you set up for this port forward can now use these settings.

Select Apply Changes to complete the setup of the port forward.

Choose from the list of common applications to use a recommended, preset configuration (e.g., Xbox or PlayStation) or select Manual Setup to enter specific port numbers, ranges and/or protocols.

Note: If you don't see the device listed, it may not be connected to your home network.

Choose the household device for the port forward you are setting up from the drop-down list of connected devices.

Note: If you've previously set up a port forward from your Gateway's Admin Tool ( ), you should see it listed in the Port Forwarding Settings.

Select Advanced Settings under More Options.

Select See Network under your WiFi name.Visit /myxFi or open the Xfinity app and sign in with your Xfinity ID and password.Your Wireless Gateway communicates with your network devices by automatically assigning local addresses or IP address, such as 10.0.0.1. Common port numbers are Port 80 (web servers) and Port 443 for Secure Socket Layer traffic.Įvery device connected to your home network is assigned an IP (Internet Protocol) address. To find the port number of the traffic you're looking for, contact the service developer or search online. Phone service that leverages voice over IP technologyĪll incoming traffic will include a network port number to identify the type of traffic being sent.Some email application ports, like POP3.Port forwarding is also commonly used for: Some applications require a designated port in order to work properly, and that's where port forwarding comes in handy. Similar to a wall in your home, your Wireless Gateway keeps out potentially harmful risks from the Internet while opening doors or "ports" for safe Internet traffic.