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Forums › Spark New Zealand › Moving HG659B homepage to port 8080


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Ultimate Geek
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Topic # 175291 24-Jun-2015 09:09
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Has anyone managed to get the homepage to port 8080 rather then 80? I self web host and I'd like to continue doing so far I can't find an option to do so. I have read the guide they have on the Spark Website but it doesn't automatically move like it does with my NF4V(Orcon's supplied router and sadly I can't keep it)

Would be great if I can do this with out flashing the vf firmware(I did look before and flashing it was the only answer but I really don't want to do this).





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Ultimate Geek
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  Reply # 1331211 25-Jun-2015 10:36
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Anyone at all? Would like to get this done before the 29th otherwise I may have a nightmare.





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  Reply # 1331214 25-Jun-2015 10:38
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Not sure what you mean by port 8080.

You want to redirect external 80 traffic to an internal 8080, or,

you have a x.x.x.x:8080 but you want to have domain.com instead of domain.com:8080




 

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  Reply # 1331216 25-Jun-2015 10:39
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pbgben: Not sure what you mean by port 808o.

You want to redirect external 80 traffic to an internal 8080, or,

you have a x.x.x.x:8080 but you want to have domain.com instead of domain.com:8080


Would love to direct traffic to domain.com but the router homefront page keeps coming up and not the domain.





You can also follow me on twitter here @kiwifortw I do twitch streams every now and then at twitch.tv/kiwiforthewin :)

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  Reply # 1331217 25-Jun-2015 10:40
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This may help: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=165856




 

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  Reply # 1331219 25-Jun-2015 10:41
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pbgben: This may help: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=40&topicid=165856


Looked at that and I don't really want to flash it. Has to be another way around it.





You can also follow me on twitter here @kiwifortw I do twitch streams every now and then at twitch.tv/kiwiforthewin :)

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Master Geek
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  Reply # 1331225 25-Jun-2015 10:49
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I have never tried a SRV record this way, but maybe

 

_http._tcp.example.com. 86400 IN SRV 0 10 8080 server.example.com

Or, pay for a DynamicDNS that supports port forwarding




 

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  Reply # 1331258 25-Jun-2015 11:15
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Buy your own router and use it instead. Will allow you to do whatever you want with it re: port forwarding.

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