How to disable my router page opening over wan ip ?

[vitachaos]

My router page is accessible by the public ip assigned to me, can anyone please tell me how from the router setting it can be disabled ?

My router is:

Device Type:	DG8041W
Description:	EchoLife DG8041W Home Gateway

[KeithFrench]

My suggestion will work, but the user will have to use 9080 & 9443, which is not really convenient. Hence why I made another suggestion.

[vitachaos]

what you are suggesting I have already tried that , it messes up SSL certs for port 443 as firefox gets confused and throws error albeit,  to get this to work I would have to run a proxy on the remote server to direct user 80 to 9080 or 8443  which is something I am trying to avoid.

is this https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/314131933681?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&it... what you are refering to Sagemcom WiFi Hub.but thats what I already have and from that router interface I copy pasted the device type and description

[KeithFrench]

The only way to do that on the DG8041W is to set an external port of say 9080 and map that to an internal port of 80 with the rule, then use 9443 externally & map that to 443 internally. Then anyone accessing your webserver would need to use 9080 and 9443 respectively.

Other than that you could see if TalkTalk would be prepared to swap it out for the Sagemcom WiFi Hub.

[ferguson]

@KeithFrench Can you help here, please?

[vitachaos]

 I want to disable internal service port 80 and 443 so I can port forward my local computer port 80 and 443, but when I try I get conflict error. See attached image shows error i am getting.Error port forwaring 80 and 443

Error port forwaring 80 and 443

I have also tried leaving start External port and end external port to 0 but that does not open port for me.

[Karl-TalkTalk]

Hi

As ferguson advises, your router is not accessible from outside, all routers are accessible from devices connected directly to them with their default IP. the 192. address mentioned.

Thanks  

Karl. 

[ferguson]

Your router is accessible from the same internal default IP as everybody else's i.e. 192.168.1.1, nobody else can access it unless connected to it directly and then only with your username and password.