Back To My Mac Manual Port Forwarding
How can I open access to port 8080 from the outside world (private lan) on my Mac OS X Lion? I'd like to access a webpage that's running on my lamp stack on my mac (zend server ce) from within the lan. I can access port 80 just fine. Port 8080 is blocked on the other hand. I've also disabled the firewall. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes Apple will go back to a MagSafe charging connector, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in a separate report agreed and clarified that the MagSafe port will.
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.edit. In case it wasn't already obvious from my above post, this is with manual port forwarding, not upnp or nat-pmp. I explicitly manually forwarded port 36802 (and also 36804) on my Airport Extreme to my mac's current local DHCP IP. My Airport Extreme is running the latest software, and I have hard power-cycled it and rebooted my mac too.
Hello,
I have manually confirmed that my port forward is working correctly*, but Transmission still reports that the port is closed. I'm running Mac OS X version 2.75 (13665), which the app tells me is the latest version.Is there a way to fix the detection?
Does it matter - with the detection failing, is Transmission telling other clients not to bother trying to initiate connections to me?
* I manually verified connectivity by running netcat on my mac on the port I'm using, and then ssh-ing to a public server and telnetting back to that port on my mac. The connection was established, and whatever gunk I typed into the telnet session came out of netcat on my mac.
Thanks in advance for any help!Back To My Mac Manual Port Forwarding Settings
**edit** In case it wasn't already obvious from my above post, this is with manual port forwarding, not upnp or nat-pmp. I explicitly manually forwarded port 36802 (and also 36804) on my Airport Extreme to my mac's current local DHCP IP. My Airport Extreme is running the latest software, and I have hard power-cycled it and rebooted my mac too.
Back To My Mac Manual Port Forwarding Device
**edit 2x** - corrected Airport reference to both be Airport Extreme