Mar 31, 2013 - My router is a Huawei B683, which provides me with an internet. Using your simple port tester with my router port forwarding set up to point to. HUAWEI B683 3G Router Setup Guide for Network Connection Huawei B683 Setup Introduction This guide explains how to setup your HUAWEI B683 3G router with the ability to share the Internet connection among multiple computers.
Hi All Is there anyone here who managed to get dynamic dns going on the Huawei B683? I bought the one from 8ta and it dynamic port forwarding and web services, but not dynamic dns. There also does not seem to be other firmware for it unless it goes by another model number. Next, I'm going to try to disable dhcp on it so my netgear router can implement dynamic dns based on the ip it gets from 8ta, but I'm not sure if 8ta or any other provider will issue multiple (2) ip addresses to a single device. Will post back if it worked. Regards Paul Update: This did not work as the router never got an ip address and the notebook 're-used' the one that it was assigned before.
DMZ will also not work as it would have already assigned an ip to the (netgear) router for it to know where to send the traffic. Anyway, from the other post it seems that it will not fix the problem that I had to start with. 8Ta seems to disconnect you randomly in a way that the routers cannot seem to automatically reconnect.
I just thought it will be more stable than a normal 3G dongle.
This isn't 100% accurate. The problem lies on what address you are given, most of the time it's already a NATed IP. However, many carriers can switch you to a real 'external' IP - which is generally used for VPN because sometimes NAT can interfere with VPN (assuming you can get past the CSRs). However, even though this would be a publicly addressable IP - I imagine that they would still put in restrictions/firewall to prevent you from doing exactly what you are trying to do. – Oct 2 '12 at 4:28 •. 
Policy - yes, network infrastructure.well there is a workaround for everything.
In this case if you were deadset on serving something from your phone you could have a reverse SSH tunnel (or some sort of similar proxy) but this would require you to have a box that is accessible via the internet. Basically all the communication would go to that box then forwarded to your phone. I imagine it's against any carriers TOS, but if you have something that is low traffic - they probably wouldn't care. – Oct 2 '12 at 19:13 •. If you make your 3G USB modem take a static IP, you can do this. Remote management: From Security » Remote Management » In the remote management IP, enter 255.255.255.255 and a private port for you.
When you want to log in remotely to the 3G router from the internet, type for example and it will prompt you for username and password for the router (if any). Port forwarding: From Forwarding » Virtual Servers, type the port and the IP for which you want to forward, and this will work.
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Mar 31, 2013 - My router is a Huawei B683, which provides me with an internet. Using your simple port tester with my router port forwarding set up to point to. HUAWEI B683 3G Router Setup Guide for Network Connection Huawei B683 Setup Introduction This guide explains how to setup your HUAWEI B683 3G router with the ability to share the Internet connection among multiple computers.
Hi All Is there anyone here who managed to get dynamic dns going on the Huawei B683? I bought the one from 8ta and it dynamic port forwarding and web services, but not dynamic dns. There also does not seem to be other firmware for it unless it goes by another model number. Next, I'm going to try to disable dhcp on it so my netgear router can implement dynamic dns based on the ip it gets from 8ta, but I'm not sure if 8ta or any other provider will issue multiple (2) ip addresses to a single device. Will post back if it worked. Regards Paul Update: This did not work as the router never got an ip address and the notebook 're-used' the one that it was assigned before.
DMZ will also not work as it would have already assigned an ip to the (netgear) router for it to know where to send the traffic. Anyway, from the other post it seems that it will not fix the problem that I had to start with. 8Ta seems to disconnect you randomly in a way that the routers cannot seem to automatically reconnect.
I just thought it will be more stable than a normal 3G dongle.
This isn't 100% accurate. The problem lies on what address you are given, most of the time it's already a NATed IP. However, many carriers can switch you to a real 'external' IP - which is generally used for VPN because sometimes NAT can interfere with VPN (assuming you can get past the CSRs). However, even though this would be a publicly addressable IP - I imagine that they would still put in restrictions/firewall to prevent you from doing exactly what you are trying to do. – Oct 2 '12 at 4:28 •. Policy - yes, network infrastructure.well there is a workaround for everything.
In this case if you were deadset on serving something from your phone you could have a reverse SSH tunnel (or some sort of similar proxy) but this would require you to have a box that is accessible via the internet. Basically all the communication would go to that box then forwarded to your phone. I imagine it's against any carriers TOS, but if you have something that is low traffic - they probably wouldn't care. – Oct 2 '12 at 19:13 •. If you make your 3G USB modem take a static IP, you can do this. Remote management: From Security » Remote Management » In the remote management IP, enter 255.255.255.255 and a private port for you.
When you want to log in remotely to the 3G router from the internet, type for example and it will prompt you for username and password for the router (if any). Port forwarding: From Forwarding » Virtual Servers, type the port and the IP for which you want to forward, and this will work.