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[ubuntu] Vonage router, Wireless Router and Port Forwarding

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http://ubuntuforums.org – All: The following setup has been working successfully but I couldn't understand this all - need your help. Initially, I was not able to access FTP, HTTP services setup within my private LAN from public domain address (public IP). I tried port forwarding - but no use - eventually discovered that I am using Vonage router in the upstream and my netgear router is sitting behind the vonage router. I disconnected vonage router - then it all started working fine. Obviously, now I need to hook up vonage back - did some research - and found that perhaps I can p (HowTos)

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