Hello all,
I am writing a program to forward ports for me, and I need to be able to open a range of ports. I was originally going to use UPnP to do this, but since UPnP does not play nice with port ranges, this is not a practical solution. Instead, I would like my program to SSH in to my router and make the port forward configuration manually. How would I go about doing that on an Asus router?
Perhaps @RMerlin would have some ideas? It's my understanding that iptables can be used for this by directly modifying them, but if possible, I would prefer to use the method used by the Web UI so that the change appears there.
I am writing a program to forward ports for me, and I need to be able to open a range of ports. I was originally going to use UPnP to do this, but since UPnP does not play nice with port ranges, this is not a practical solution. Instead, I would like my program to SSH in to my router and make the port forward configuration manually. How would I go about doing that on an Asus router?
Perhaps @RMerlin would have some ideas? It's my understanding that iptables can be used for this by directly modifying them, but if possible, I would prefer to use the method used by the Web UI so that the change appears there.
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