Netgear: Port Forwarding

XB1R Hades · Apr 27, 2014

Netgear (Routers): Port Forwarding
Netgear JNR3210

Login Information

Gateway - 192.168.1.1, 10.0.0.1, or http://routerlogin.net

Username - admin

Password - password

Netgear Smart Wizard - Light Blue

Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the user name and password. The default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

From the menu on the left select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Click the Add Custom Service button at the bottom.

In the following Screen enter a service name that indicates something to do with Xbox Live (XBL). Set the service type to both TCP and UDP. Set both the starting port and ending port to 3074. Then enter the IP address that the Xbox console you wish to
port forward has.

Click Apply.

Disable Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the user name and password. The default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

From the menu on the left select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Select the radio button for any rules needed to be removed.

Select Delete Service.

Select apply.

Netgear Genie - Black/Purple

Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the username and password. The default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

Select the Advanced tab from the tabs at the top.

Select Advanced setup from the menu on the left.

From the submenu select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Click the Add Custom Service button at the bottom.

In the following Screen enter a service name that indicates something to do with Xbox Live (XBL). Set the service type to both TCP and UDP. Set both the starting port and ending port to 3074. Then enter the IP address that the Xbox console you wish to
port forward has.

Click apply.

Disable Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the username and password. The default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

Select the Advanced tab from the tabs at the top.

Select Advanced setup from the menu on the left.

From the submenu select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Select the service you want to delete from the radio button on the left.

Select Delete Service.

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XB1R Apollo · Apr 27, 2014

Netgear: Port Forwarding

Netgear (Routers): Port Forwarding
Login Information

Gateway - 192.168.1.1, 10.0.0.1, or
http://routerlogin.net

Username - admin

Password - password

Netgear Smart Wizard - Light Blue

Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering
http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the user name and password.the default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

From the menu on the left select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Click the Add Custom Service button at the bottom.

In the following Screen enter a service name that indicates something to do with Xbox Live (XBL). Set the service type to both TCP and UDP. Set both the starting port and ending port to 3074. Then enter the IP address that the Xbox console you wish to
port forward has.

Click Apply.

Disable Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering
http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the user name and password.the default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

From the menu on the left select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Select the radio button for any rules needed to be removed.

Select Delete Service.

Select apply.

Netgear Genie - Black/Purple

Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering
http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the username and password.

the default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

Select the Advanced tab from the tabs at the top.

Select Advanced setup from the menu on the left.

From the submenu select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Click the Add Custom Service button at the bottom.

In the following Screen enter a service name that indicates something to do with Xbox Live (XBL). Set the service type to both TCP and UDP. Set both the starting port and ending port to 3074. Then enter the IP address that the Xbox console you wish to
port forward has.

Click apply.

Disable Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering
http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the username and password.

the default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

Select the Advanced tab from the tabs at the top.

Select Advanced setup from the menu on the left.

From the submenu select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Select the service you want to delete from the radio button on the left.

Select Delete Service.

XB1R Apollo · Apr 27, 2014

Netgear: Port Forwarding

Netgear (Routers): Port Forwarding
Login Information

Gateway - 192.168.1.1, 10.0.0.1, or
http://routerlogin.net

Username - admin

Password - password

Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering
http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the user name and password.the default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

From the menu on the left select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Click the Add Custom Service button at the bottom.

In the following Screen enter a service name that indicates something to do with Xbox Live (XBL). Set the service type to both TCP and UDP. Set both the starting port and ending port to 3074. Then enter the IP address that the Xbox console you wish to
port forward has.

Click Apply.

Disable Port Forwarding

Login to router by entering
http://routerlogin.net in to the address bar or by entering the default gateway IP address.

The router will then prompt you to enter the user name and password.the default user name and password are: "admin", "password".

From the menu on the left select Port Forwarding/Port Triggering.

Select the Port Forwarding button at the top of the main screen.

Select the radio button for any rules needed to be removed.

Select Delete Service.

Select apply.

PCBenjima

You generally don't need to bother with Port forwarding with this device. Besides which, a DMZ essentially forces open ALL the ports... which you shouldn't need to do. forums.xbox.com/.../510075.aspx
says "We have confirmed cases where this devices is able to support two or more consoles with Open NAT on this device."

If you're having NAT errors with this device, make sure you have the most recent firmware update. You may want to factory reset it as well. There's a good chance that if you're getting NAT problems with this router that A) You have a problem somewhere
else in your network (like using a gateway instead of a modem) or B) your router is having hardware issues and needs to be replaced.

ProtonBandit

do i have to use 3074? and why?

NathanielDiCarlo

With the netgear genie.... do you need to close the browser and unplug the router and plug it in again for the ports forwarded to work effectively? I'm still having issues.

AmpPunk

If there is no MAC address on the console, you should be able to put the consoles IP instead and apply the changes as well which worked for me.

CodeSix

disable the SPI in the Netgear Router and forward the known ports.

Netgear: Port Forwarding