Acyber
11-19-2002, 02:21 PM
Hello All,
I'm facing a real problem when trying to configure my Nexland router for dual WAN use in my LAN shop.
I've tried a number of possible solution and also approached both Nexland technical team and Blizzard's Battlenet team. Both of them have answered that the problem lies with the other.
The problem is like this: When using the Nexland dual WAN feature connecting using 2 x ADSL 512KB the clients in my network is unable to play an arranged team game together on Battlenet. The in-game error says that port 6112 is blocked.
It seems it has something to do with the Nexland NAPT while using a dual WAN(stated previously on one of their troubleshooting website), but they seem to deny this altogether.
I do not face this problem with my other routers using a single WAN connection(Linksys & Zyxel).
Nexland has a "Custom Virtual Server" settings which allows up to 16 computers to work properly in Warcraft3 Battlenet.
Unfortunately i have 32 computers and i need them all to work.
I have asked if Nexland has intention to increase this no. of "Custom Virtual Server", they said no.
I have even tired putting a Linksys router in between the Nexland and the Clients, doing a double NAT, and setting a "Custom Virtual Server" for the Linksys router, it works but is not stable at all.
I'm now at my wit's end and do sincerely hope someone can help with this problem of mine.
Thank you.
I'm facing a real problem when trying to configure my Nexland router for dual WAN use in my LAN shop.
I've tried a number of possible solution and also approached both Nexland technical team and Blizzard's Battlenet team. Both of them have answered that the problem lies with the other.
The problem is like this: When using the Nexland dual WAN feature connecting using 2 x ADSL 512KB the clients in my network is unable to play an arranged team game together on Battlenet. The in-game error says that port 6112 is blocked.
It seems it has something to do with the Nexland NAPT while using a dual WAN(stated previously on one of their troubleshooting website), but they seem to deny this altogether.
I do not face this problem with my other routers using a single WAN connection(Linksys & Zyxel).
Nexland has a "Custom Virtual Server" settings which allows up to 16 computers to work properly in Warcraft3 Battlenet.
Unfortunately i have 32 computers and i need them all to work.
I have asked if Nexland has intention to increase this no. of "Custom Virtual Server", they said no.
I have even tired putting a Linksys router in between the Nexland and the Clients, doing a double NAT, and setting a "Custom Virtual Server" for the Linksys router, it works but is not stable at all.
I'm now at my wit's end and do sincerely hope someone can help with this problem of mine.
Thank you.