Hello Everyone,

I know that the ability of the hardware makes a significant determination on this as well, but I was curious about the maximum number of port forwards you can define. We have projects requiring the entry of up to 25 port forwarding rules, which has been problematic for other wireless routers. We are running a wireless PtMP network with each satellite unit requiring several port forwarding rules for several devices contained within. We'd like to use a routerboard (we currently use the RB433AH for less port forwarding 'intensive' projects) for the gateway out to a 3G cellular network, handle any necessary routing, this port forwarding and of course act as our WLAN base station.

Thanks for any insight you can provide!
Chris

25 is no problem.

It does depend on how much other work the router is doing so it is hard to state a hard limit, but 25 is definitely feasible.