Template:Networking rut2xx upnp

Summary

UPnP allows clients in the local network to automatically configure the router. This chapter is a summary of the UPnP function in RUT routers

Active UPnP Redirects

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General Settings

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field name	value	description
Enabled	yes | no; default: no	Turns the UPNP service on or off.
Enable secure mode	yes | no; default: yes	Allow adding forwards only to requesting IP addresses
Enable additional logging	yes | no; default: no	Puts extra debugging information into the system log
Downlink	Default: 1024	Value in KByte/s, informational only
Uplink	Default: 512	Value in KByte/s, informational only
Port	Default: 5000	Port to listen for requests

Advanced Settings

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field name	value	description
Report system instead of daemon uptime	yes | no; default: no
Device UUID
Announced serial number
Announced model number
Notify interval
Clean rules threshold
Clean rules interval
Presentation URL
UPnP lease file

UPnP ACLs

ACLs specify which external ports may be redirected to which internal addresses and ports

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field name	value	description
Comment	string; Default: Allow high ports	Adds a comment to this rule
External ports	Default: 1024-65535	External port(s) which may be redirected. May be specified as a single port or a range of ports. To specify a range use a dash ('-') symbol between two integer numbers
Internal Addresses	Default: 0.0.0.0/0	Internal address to be redirect to
Internal ports	Default: 1024-65535	Internal port(s) to be redirect to May be specified as a single port or a range of ports. To specify a range use a dash ('-') symbol between two integer numbers
Action	Default: allow	Allows or forbids the UPnP service to open the specified port