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#HOW TO DET UP PORT FORWARDING PLANEPLOTTER INSTALL#
#HOW TO DET UP PORT FORWARDING PLANEPLOTTER PRO#
#HOW TO DET UP PORT FORWARDING PLANEPLOTTER WINDOWS#

Next is the To IP address, which is the IP address of the computer or networking device. If you do not have a Both option, create two open ports for both TCP and UDP. If you are uncertain of the exact protocol needed, use both. Next is the Protocol, which is often able to be either TCP, UDP, or both. For example, if you were opening port 88, you would enter 88 in both boxes. Enter the port you want to open in both of these fields. Next is the Externet Port and Internet Port. For example, you would type in the name of the game. However, in most situations, you need to type the name of the application. If you are opening a common port such as FTP, selecting that option enables that port. In our example below, you can see this router has drop-down menus and empty boxes.

Referring to the following picture as an example, with single port forwarding, you have different fields that need to be completed.įirst, the Application Name is the name given to describe what the ports are that you are opening.

Once at the port forwarding screen, a screen similar to one of the example picture below appears.

If you are having trouble finding these settings, we suggest trying the Port forward site for exact steps on your router or refer to your router's documentation.

Once in the router configuration, locate the port forwarding settings, often in a section such as Applications & Gaming or Port forwarding.

To use port forwarding, first determine the local IP address of the computer.

Try temporarily disabling your firewall to make sure this is not causing your problems. In some situations, it may be a firewall on your computer or router that is blocking access. Anyway I just wanted to share this with you.If you want to open ports to give access to a game or an application like BitTorrent, make sure it is absolutely necessary. Did not think that there were so many aircraft in the air at this time because of the Covid 19 virus but there all over. Just watching Military Aircraft flying around and tracked a Mercy Flight Helicopter out of Western NY. I put the antenna out on my fourth floor balcony facing North and the most aircraft it has tracked was 45 so far and the longest distance so far is 228 miles I still have to position the antenna properly. The farthest distance I received was 40 miles, most times I was lucky to get 15 miles. Before with the old dongle and the antenna that came with it or the Discone antenna the most aircraft I tracked at one time on a good day was two or three aircraft at one time.

#HOW TO DET UP PORT FORWARDING PLANEPLOTTER PRO#

There are others I'm sure with more/better knowledge of ADS-B that may chime in.Ĭlick to expand.Well I received all my stuff today instead of Monday, I plugged in the FlightAware Pro Stick USB ADS-B Receiver and hooked up the AirNav ADS-B 1090 MHz Outdoor Antenna with SMA Connector and started DUMP-1090, started Virtual Radar, I can't tell you how pleased I am with the difference in tracking aircraft. One does not necessarily need to have that kind of coverage, I cannot see that far, but I push feeds to a provider for others to enjoy. Here is a snapshot of a map view using Virtual Radar Server and the plots for different altitudes. If someone installs a cellular tower next door, then use it. You'll probably notice a difference one way or the other.

#HOW TO DET UP PORT FORWARDING PLANEPLOTTER INSTALL#

Then install it for another week and take another snapshot at the end. Try it without for a week and see what your map plot looks like and take a snapshot. It introduces loss on the received signal and you may be better off without it. I will tell you to avoid using that inline filter right off. Thus, I am unsure if it works with VirtualRadar directly. I have that FlightAware stick and I'm not sure I have ever used it. I don't use Dump-1090 and just use VirtualRadar with two different receivers. Works well on computers, tablets and phones using whatever web browser with plenty of customization. VirtualRadar also allows user/pass authentication. I push two feeds and I like that VirtualRadar allows me to also remotely view (via web) the data by forwarding a port on my router.

#HOW TO DET UP PORT FORWARDING PLANEPLOTTER WINDOWS#

I have been using Virtual Radar since then with Windows machines and it works quite well.

Still, there are advantages to using PlanePlotter and sharing data with others such as tracking a U2 aircraft cruise across most of the U.S. I think it was due to some fools on their forums as well as an older computer trying to run everything. I previously used PlanePlotter and stopped a few years ago. Much depends on the results you are happy with and making adjustments as needed. I am not sure what you are going to use for coaxial cable or how and where you intend to mount that antenna. Your equipment list looks okay, but try it without that inline filter first.