Port Forwarding on port 995

On 5/1/07, Stef < bogdan.paul.stefangmail.com">bogdan.paul.stefangmail.com> wrote:

I have just installed a DI-524 Router and it works just fine with one
exception:

I connect to the internet through a firewall - the router';s firewall.
It is the weirdest thing I have ever seen. For some reason, the port
995 is in use.. I guess.
Fact is that if I stick the WAN cable directly into my computer, I can
use the 995 port. When I stick it back into the router and I connect
my computer to the router';s network, SMTP port 465 works perfectly
(without priorly changing any of the router';s settings), but POP port
995 fails to connect.

You would ask yourself: "Why use a router when you can connect your
computer directly to the WAN?" and I would say: "Because I have 2
computers and both must be connected to the Internet "

I have tried to "virtual server&quot; my problem, but manual port
forwarding also didn't help.

Is there any hidden router setting that you guys have come across in
your experience? Or is there another port I can use? An alternative to
port 995?

I cannot download my emails on my computer and I'm desperate!!!

Thank you,
Stef

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