Onkyo remote app2 port forwarding

Hi guys
My 1st post, so here goes...
Im using an iPhone 5 with Onkyo Remote2 App to TRY to control Onkyo TX NR414 with wireless dongle.
It used to work but was never stable, but of late it seems to have just gave up. I've tried uninstalling the app, reseting the recievers wireless connection etc.... I've tried googling the problem and it seems I may have to open ports in the BT Home Hub to allow the app through. I recently changed my wireless channel on my Hub as I was having issues with my SkyHD On Demand (which is connected wirelessly, too) and my Ipad was having trouble staying connected too, but everything is working well now, except the App.
Its a real issue as I just upgraded to Spotify Premium and now i cant control music etc in Zone 2 (kitchen)..... BTW this problem has been going on from before I changed the wireless channel, so Im sure this is not the cause.
I had a look at the Port Forward options on my Hub but I havent a clue what to do, so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance

I've found the interface very hard to deal with, and there doesn't seem to be any support from either Verizon or Westell for any of
the "advanced" features in the 7500. I've made port forwarding work though.
You aren't very specific about what services on your Lan you are trying to expose, but in no particular order here some thing that might help you out.
- Make sure that your 7500 firewall is set no higher than medium otherwise port forwarding isn't going to do anything at all.
- Turn on logging so the device tells you when it blocks something.
- If you don't have a static WAN IP sign up for a dynamic dns service.
- You probably want to have a static LAN IP assigned to the service on the LAN you are trying to access.
- Make sure that the LAN service isn't running a software firewall that is blocking things.

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This is another port forwarding/port 22 issue and I've look around and not seen an answer to my specific problem. I work for a business that has an in-house ad system that runs on a Mac Mini. I have been accessing that Mac Mini remotely because we set up port forwarding through the Linksys rounter that is at the business using port 22. This is the only port that works for this connection to the mini and the software.
We are now adding a second Mac Mini to send the ads to a different set of monitors. I can't set up port forward to the new mini on the same port so I don't know how to connect to this mini remotely. Is there a way to get into the first mini through port 22 and then somehow communite to the second one through the first? Is there another way to do port forwarding...or have the linksys router switch from one mini to the other when a request comes in? There will only be one remote computer trying to reach either Mac Mini so there will never be simultaneous traffic coming in. Any help would be appreciated!
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klara wrote:
Having set up my IP camera with HH4 successfully, I've now got another one and would like to set it up as well. I gave it a unique, static IP address which my router can see fine. When I try to set up port forwarding, I get a message saying:
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I am not being given the option to select the same device.
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Advanced Settings
Firewall
Port Fowarding
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Having set up my IP camera with HH4 successfully, I've now got another one and would like to set it up as well. I gave it a unique, static IP address which my router can see fine. When I try to set up port forwarding, I get a message saying:
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I am not being given the option to select the same device.
I'm now wondering if port forwarding to two identical devices actually works in principle with HH4? Has anyone else done this?
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klara wrote:
Having set up my IP camera with HH4 successfully, I've now got another one and would like to set it up as well. I gave it a unique, static IP address which my router can see fine. When I try to set up port forwarding, I get a message saying:
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I am not being given the option to select the same device.
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Firewall
Port Fowarding
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If you think about how Port Forwarding needs to function you need a way whereby the remote user needs to be able to tell the Hub what Camera to talk to.

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