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tonythemuss

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#206111 9-Dec-2016 20:19
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Hi Guys

 

 

 

Wondering if anybody uses the Slingshot provided gf1v fibre router with a web server?

 

 

 

I have been forced to use this due to the fact that slingshots phone service must go through the router and not directly out of the ONT.

 

 

 

I was busy configuring port forwarding for various things I run at home and have run into a annoying issue trying to forward port 80 to my webserver.

 

The error I get is "Port 80 is in use by the routers HTTP server" so will not allow it to be directed.

 

 

 

I have never run into this before and cant think why it wont allow this, any ideas?


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tonythemuss

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  #1685525 9-Dec-2016 21:10
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Ok so i finally figured this out in case anybody else runs into it.

 

 

 

I read that on some routers you need to disable the remote support option which can cause issues with this port. I did this but still no go.

 

For some unknown reason I decided to change the port for wan side RS (even though it was disabled) to 8080 and.....what do you know it allowed me to forward the port.




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  #1686828 13-Dec-2016 08:47
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Slingshot have a bad history of issuing routers with the web server running on the WAN port and default credentials





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