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c. Advanced network connections

@TV will use UPnP to configure our network connection. In some cases

you will need to use your router’s setup pages to change a few settings.

i. Apple using 3G/4G

1. In order to access @TV on a 3G or 4G network using an Apple product

like an iPhone, you may need to modify your Port Forwarding settings.

These settings allow your @TV app and your @TV box to connect

through your router by opening specific ports (you can think of these

as doorways linking your @TV and your @TV apps). The following

section explains how to make those changes.

ii. Manual Port Forwarding settings

1. Open your router settings page and find the “Port Forwarding” or

“Virtual Servers” section (Belkin routers call this “Virtual Servers”;

most brands use the term “Port Forwarding”).

2. Make the following setting changes on this page: a. First open port

56123 for both UDP and TCP traffic b. Then, open port 49177 to TCP

traffic

3. Save the settings. Once these settings are saved in your router,

you should have access to @TV on iOS devices over a 3G or 4G

connection.

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iii. More complex networks (NAT/firewall issues)

1. In some cases your @TV may be behind more than one router:

apartment complexes with shared Internet services or homes with

Wi-Fi extenders or Wi-Fi bridges would fall into this category. In

these situations, you will need to also configure the second router or

firewall device with the same Port Forwarding settings as above.