Stoker Port 80 question

[J. Malte Stoeckhert]

All,

My second post. Lots of valuable info on this side. Thanks for sharing all this.

A question. I am pondering getting the Stoker for my WSM 22.5.

As I like to access stuff thru the internet (I run multiple web cams, can access my digital home theater [Plex] and other stuff remotely) I am pretty familiar how to set this up properly.

Reading the documentation about the Stoker it looks like it runs on port 80 on the LAN.

I usually assign 4 digit port numbers that match on the WLAN and LAN and I would like to keep the ability to run a web server on port 80.

Is there a work around? There really should be a setting in the Stoker software for a specific port which I couldn't find.

Any help is appreciated.

Malte

 

[Amir]

I don't know of a solution in stoker itself.

 

[J. Malte Stoeckhert]

I emailed Ken who is responsible for the software and looks like he is willing to add this feature in the next release.

Malte

 

[Bob Hunter]

you use port forwarding on your router to do this.

 

[J. Malte Stoeckhert]

Bob, this is not an issue of forwarding it from an external port to the internal port the stoker is listening to.

What I would like to do is to change the standard port 80 (the internal network port) to a different number to be identical to the external 4 digit port number I usually assign to web based access devices on my network. I run like 10 devices currently.



Thanks for responding though.

Cheers

Malte