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WHS Port Forward is an Add-In for the Microsoft Windows Home Server operating system. It allows the user to utilize the UPnP feature of Windows Home Server to open forwarded ports from your router to your Home Server.
This is useful if you have installed a 3rd party application that requires incoming access from the internet. This Add-In removes the need to assign a static IP address to your server or manually forward ports on your router. Simply configure the port you would like forwarded, and let Windows Home Server handle it for you.
WHS Port Forward requires no setup or configuration, it will list all known port forwards that are actively set up by Windows Home Server. To create a new port forward, simply click the “Add” button and enter the appropriate values for the port you wish to forward. The Remove button will stop the port from being forwarded by Windows Home Server and will remove it from the list.
Developer: Alex Kuretz
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Release History
v1.0.0.10 Beta (2nd August 2009)
- Fixed bug where user couldn’t remove a port they had added in certain router config failure cases.
- Fixed bug where Server Console would crash when Add button was clicked, due to missing Interop dll on non-HP servers.
- Improved README
v1.0.0.9 Beta (30th July 2009)
- Initial release
