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Using the Configuration Menu (continued)
Advanced > Applications Applications Click the appropriate corresponding radio button to enable or disable
the Applications feature.
Trigger Port Enter the port associated with the Name entered above. This is the
port that will “trigger” this application to accept multiple connections.
Trigger Type Choose the protocol type of the Special Application from the pull-down
menu. The choices available to the user are TCP, UDP or Both.
Public Port Enter the port number on the WAN side of the connection that will
access the Special Application. This field will accept a port, multiple
ports which are to be separated by a comma upon entry, or a range of
ports, which are to be separated by a dash.
Public Type This entry will trigger the public port on the WAN side of the connection
for the specified application. The choices available to the user are TCP,
UDP or Both.
The Applications window is used
to configure applications that
require multiple connections, such
as Internet Telephony, video
conferencing and Internet gaming.
The following window lists six
Special Applications that
commonly use more than one
connection. To configure one of
these applications, click its
corresponding edit icon and then
modify the fields listed below the
following figure and then clicking
the Enabled radio button. The
user may add a new application
by modifying the fields listed and
then clicking the Enabled radio
button. New entries will be listed
at the bottom of the page in the
Special Application List. To
delete a particular application,
click its corresponding delete icon.