Linksys rv082 Remote management Ports, question?

- Remote management : I would like to set up Port 8700.
Question ?
8700 Port can not be changed
Check the contents:
Initialization, Check that the default port for the present ecology.

Hi winlovepc, I believe you need to contact Cisco for that model since it's a business class VPN router. They will be able to properly help you out with it.

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