for all operating systems. External loopback tests: DOS and Windows only, for intelligent parallel port and USB port, standard audio port, and game port checks; all operating systems for standard serial and parallel ports. This is where the loopback cable...

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support server "loopback". Update 10/24/02 Loopback support has been added by 2.03e firmware. Tip: See this page of our Hardware Router NTK - Terminology Guide for an explanation of "loopback". The FW's Access Controls (Port Filters), and Scheduling Features...

can use it to test each individual port for USB 2.0 compliance. The manufacturer includes four different loopback adapters along with the card. To test a connection, simply plug the corresponding loopback adapter into the respective port and run the appropriate...

of this feature and still not be able to use a desired application even if you place the target computer in "DMZ". Mapped Server "Loopback" If you have forwarded or mapped servers on your router's LAN side, you would normally reach them by using the private...

Then you can use it to test each individual port for USB 2.0 compliance. The manufacturer includes four different loopback adapters along with the card. To test a connection, simply plug the corresponding loopback adapter into the respective...

capabilities, but you won't find static port range mappings. SMC says, however, that this will be added in a future firmware update. Note that server "loopback" is not supported for Virtual servers, and the port mappings are not schedulable. See this page...

click on the image for a full-sized view) Triggered port range mapping capabilities are not provided and port mappings are not schedulable, but server "loopback" is supported for Virtual servers and WAN-LAN rules. See this page of the Hardware Router Terminology...

it. If you have an application that uses a continuous data stream (i.e. streaming audio or video, Internet phones, etc.), that ties up a port for a long time, a triggered map isn't going to help you. Mapped Server "Loopback" If you have forwarded or mapped...

again, could use some translation help. I eventually figured things out, though, and once programmed, the port forwarding seemed to work fine. Note that you can't edit or temporarily disable port mappings, and "loopback" is not supported for forwarded ports....