Wiser internal port 80

At home my router is setup using Internal and external port forwarding to allow for 3g access of my wiser..I have forward External port 8000 to Internal port 80 and I am able to connect remotely to my Wiser using either the web browser or using the iphone app..

I am unable to connect using port 8080, which is no issue because the other method is working for me - The problem is that I have another Wiser I have programmed, sitting on a network with a router that does not support external to internal port forwarding and I am unable to remap port 80 as it is being used already.

Is there any way of changing the port 80 in Wiser to look at a different port?

I forgot to mention that the Wiser is setup in LAN mode and therefore the router side of it is not being used.

 

No. I don't think there is a way to change the lan-side web server port of Wiser . It is fixed at 80. There is a way to change the wan-side port (default 8080) under the Management->Remote Management port setting. I haven't tried this myself, but perhaps one could connect the WAN port of the Wiser to the LAN side of the non-port-forwarding router and assign it a static address, then chose a suitable wan-side port for the Wiser (eg: 8080) and configure the router to port-map that port to the Wiser's new WAN static address. I hope that makes sense.

 

Thanks mate, I understand what you mean. I've just connected the LAN from the main router to the WAN port of the Wiser, only problem is I can't access the Wiser now, seems to only work when I connect it to the LAN connections on the Wiser..

 

Ok so I have just searched around a bit and although this might seem obvious to some of you, I saw that some had the Wiser connected on BOTH the LAN and Internet ports on the unit, so that there are 2 physical connections from the network.

I have done this and am now able to use port 8080 to remotely access the wiser! Problem solved I think!

 

2 cable connection issues?

I have tried connecting the wiser to the LAN using 2 cables. When I do have it set up that way it seems to create other problems on my LAN and affects my Paradox alarm connections to the C-bus?
The network in the house is quite busy so need the wiser to be stable.
I have removed the cable that was on the WAN port on the wiser and all the other network / alarm connection issues cleared up.

Now I can not connect remotely as the port forwarding will not accommodate port 80. and would need to use another port to accomplish this? only possible using the WAN...

I need the LAN to connect the cameras as well