Port Forwarding on Buffalo G125

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So i ended up buying a wireless router, and set it up. The problem is i'm not able to forward any ports :( so my torrents and other applications are affected. The airtel beetel 220bx modem is connected to the G125, and i have connected my rig to one of the lan ports on the router.

Airtel router ip : 192.168.1.1
Buffalo wireless router ip : 192.168.11.1
My rig : 192.168.11.2

The thing is i'm not able to change all ips into 192.168.1.x range as there is a conflict in the buffalo router page. So i need to have the 11.x range to all rigs connected to the router, and 192.168.1.1 as the default gateway for the WAN port. I have forwarded all the necessary ports on both the routers, but no use :( no incoming connections are detected and speeds average at 20k instead of the usual 40k.

Any help guys? What am i doing wrong?
 
Checksum said:
So i ended up buying a wireless router, and set it up. The problem is i'm not able to forward any ports :( so my torrents and other applications are affected. The airtel beetel 220bx modem is connected to the G125, and i have connected my rig to one of the lan ports on the router.

Airtel router ip : 192.168.1.1
Buffalo wireless router ip : 192.168.11.1
My rig : 192.168.11.2

The thing is i'm not able to change all ips into 192.168.1.x range as there is a conflict in the buffalo router page.
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You cant do that can you? You will end up having identity crisis among the routers! You can do one thing however change Airtel router ip: 192.168.175.1 and the lap ip range into : 192.168.175.x and then change the lan ip address of buffalo into 192.168.1.x , no issues.
Checksum said:
So i need to have the 11.x range to all rigs connected to the router, and 192.168.1.1 as the default gateway for the WAN port. I have forwarded all the necessary ports on both the routers, but no use :( no incoming connections are detected and speeds average at 20k instead of the usual 40k. Any help guys? What am i doing wrong?
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Hmm it seems that your setup is screwed somewhere:

Airtel [Internet Port: LocalPort(On Buffalo)] <-> Buffalo [Internet port: Localport(rig's ip address) ]

Here is screenshot of how I did with GLB502T:

http://www.techenclave.com/networking/dlink-glb-502t-problems-109840.html#post801834

~LT
 
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