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I have a Magic jack internet phone well my router firewall seems to be blocking it how can i exclude it from the firewall in my router?

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MagicJack uses port 5060 & 5070 UDP. so go into your router and select port forwarding or applications something along those lines and insert the correct ports into the configuration. it should be pretty self explanatory. i'm not familiar with this particular model of router. if you need instructions they can be found here: http://broadband.motorola.com/noflash/customer_docs/user_guides/506705-001.pdf
if however your ISP is blocking the use of magic jack there isn't alot you can do about it

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Actiontech what, they many vast models, and routers, and mix.
what are you exact connections here>
NO PC stated, HP model number, this is HP forum. so.....what?
no OS stated, opr. system , windows WHAT?
No modem models stated.
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We dont know what ISP you have nor the connection type
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nor the modem you have , you never said,

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Below is the exact list of the TCP and UDP Ports that you will have to open in your firewall and router (NOT port forward) to achieve 100% connectivity:

TCP Ports List: 80 (HTTP), 443 (HTTPS)
UDP Ports List: 5060, 5070, 10000-65535


See your router guide for details on how to open ports.
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