Re: Soundrts router/firewall help
Gah! I feel like such an asshole now... I was probably thinking of the port for TS3 by accident when I said UDP only, sigh, I really hope that didn't have much to do with your issues, but I'm glad you've figured it out, and at least now you know how...
Thanks Soundmud for pointing that out.
Crhis, I don't really know enough to help you with the VMware issue reliably, but I do know that it uses NAT, network address translation, in conjunction with your router to make it seem as though the IP address of the Windows and Mac are the same, instead of two separate entities, and you can mess with those settings in options.
Also, yeah it's for both, static IP's are so that the router knows which computer should have an open lane for traffic on that port, otherwise all of the computers on the network would have the same breech, but for no
gain on their part. And you use port forwarding over DMZ because it's unsafe to open so many different gateways directly to the internet, since, unless it's a brute force attack, forwarding a port also allows it to bypass the router's firewalls.
As to the tethering question, I don't really know, but considering that port forwarding is usually managed through a wireless router, and you would instead be connecting to a series of cell towers, it would have to be done on the device it's self, if at all possible.
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