The Alcatel Port Mapper is a small application that helps you manage port mappings when using Network Address Translation with a
tweaked Alcatel SpeedTouch Home ADSL modem. Previously, to map ports, you had to telnet to the modem and type a lot of lines
to map some ports (for example, for a game server). The Alcatel Port Mapper presents you with an easy GUI application that
allows easy and fast port mapping.
The Alcatel Port Mapper was written by johnwoo. Use it when and were you like, but on your own risk.
Current Features
Connecting to your tweaked SpeedTouch Home modem
Displaying firmware version information and NAT table size
Create a new portmapping
Delete an existing portmapping
Saving changes, so that your mappings will survive a modem reboot
Mapping port ranges
Saving portmapping info to a file
Creating mappings from a file, with different sections per file
Mapping of any protocol
Known Issues
When processing a large port range at once, the list is sometimes not refreshed. Click Refresh to get the correct list.
Screenshots
Main Window
Creating a Mapping
Deleting a Mapping
Download
Alcatel Port Mapper.exe (version 1.2)
MSWinSck.ocx (place this file in your System directory and register it using regsvr32, if you don't have it already)
services.apm (mapping file for frequently used servers)
comm.apm (mapping file for some communications programs)
games.apm (mapping file for some games)
network.apm (some comm mappings that will enable these programs for your entire 10.x.x.x LAN; contributed by Rex)
Usage
When starting, the program will ask you for your modem's IP address. You can change the default IP address (10.0.0.138) in
the Options menu. Your modem should not use a username or password; the program enters an empty string for username (which is the factory default).
Click Create... to create a mapping. In the window, specify which protocol is to be used, the start and end port,
and the host to which to map the ports. Leave the second port field empty to map a single port, or fill in both fields to map a port range.
The Host field defaults to the computer on which you are running the program. Click the small > button in the left bottom corner of the
window to toggle Advanced Mode. When in Advanced Mode, you'll be able to specify any protocol, and a remote host.
Select an existing mapping or multiple mappings and click Delete... to delete the selected mapping(s).
Click Refresh to force a refresh of the list of port mappings.
Click Save Changes to have the modem write the current mappings to it's memory, so that they will be restored when
the modem is rebooted.
Click Options... to bring up a menu of options. You can load a number of mappings from file, save your current mappings to a file,
set the default IP (which is displayed in the connect dialog), or show the About box.
Click Exit to quit the program immediately.
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