Airport Extreme Port Forwarding for Remote Web Access of NAS

Found your post while looking for instructions on Port forwarding instructions. Maybe this will be best way to go if I buy an AEBS to replace my old router.

I am setting up my computer as a host for Filemaker Pro networking. I have 2 other remote computer locations I want to share my FM database file.
Instructions from FM was to forward port 5003 on my router & use no-ip.com to get a specific domain name to track my dynamic IP address.

Does the 2 port mapping steps you listed allow me to do the Filemaker network, instead of the FM instructions above? Appreciate any instructions helping me understand this.

Please start a new post. Provide as much detail as possible about your current setup including the makes & models of your networking equipment. Also provide what have tried already and what you still need help with.

Does the 2 port mapping steps you listed allow me to do the Filemaker network, instead of the FM instructions above? Appreciate any instructions helping me understand this.

Possibly, but please start a new post. No-IP.com is one solution to access a router from a remote location in which the ISP provides you with a dynamic Public IP address.

In the post, please provide as much detail as possible about your current setup including the makes & models of your networking equipment. Also provide what have tried already and what you still need help with.

Sorry, I didn't see your post.

Basically, it would be the same instructions when we opened port 80. If this will be for the same device, then you can just modify the previous steps by adding a comma and 22 in each of the fields.

For example: Public UDP Port(s): 80, 22