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I can't delete the rule in NAT / PAT settings (Orange FunBox 2.0)

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How can I delete or disable a stuck NAT/PAT port-forwarding rule on an Orange FunBox 2.0?

Resetting the router to factory settings and reconfiguring it fixed the stuck NAT/PAT rule on the Orange FunBox 2.0 [#17062482][#17062597] One reply also pointed out that the rule looked malformed, with the starting port greater than the ending port (54704-14028), so it may have been impossible to remove normally and only fixable by resetting [#17062536] For future port forwarding, set the firewall barrier to low, give the PC a static IP, and add ports one at a time instead of in ranges [#17062522]
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  • #1 17062406
    ZielonyNowicjusz
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    As in the topic, I can not remove or disable this rule. I wanted to redirect these ports:
    TCP: 80,443,14000,14008,14020,14022,14027-14028,14043
    UDP: 3074
    for For Honor on PC.
    But I can't do that because this rule blocks adding one of the ports.
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  • #2 17062447
    bestboy21
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    How can you not?
    First turn off then delete.
    Ev. first turn off and on the router.
  • #3 17062449
    ZielonyNowicjusz
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    The point is, I can't either disable or delete it. I restarted the router, still nothing.
    I wish I could remove this without resetting the router.
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  • #4 17062466
    jimasek
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    Have you tried on different browsers?
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  • #5 17062479
    ZielonyNowicjusz
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    Yes, I tried on Microsoft Edge, IE, Chrome
    Unfortunately, to no avail.
  • #6 17062482
    jimasek
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    Probably some error in the router configuration. All that remains is a factory reset and reconfiguration.
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  • #7 17062489
    ZielonyNowicjusz
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    You are probably right. So I will.
  • #8 17062522
    bestboy21
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    For the future.
    Set the barrier to low in FB.
    Computer on static IP.
    Do not add ports in ranges just one at a time.
  • #9 17062536
    jprzedworski
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    This rule is in error. The starting port is greater than the ending port (54704-14028). Maybe it needs to be corrected but can only be removed.
  • #10 17062553
    jimasek
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    @jprzedworski thanks for your perceptiveness and eagle eyesight :)
  • #11 17062597
    ZielonyNowicjusz
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    Thanks to everyone for your help. Resetting the router fixed the problem.
    The topic can be closed.
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The discussion revolves around a user unable to delete or disable a NAT/PAT rule on the Orange FunBox 2.0 router, which is blocking the addition of specific ports needed for the game For Honor on PC. Despite attempts to restart the router and use different web browsers, the issue persisted. Other participants suggested that the problem might stem from an error in the router's configuration, recommending a factory reset as a potential solution. The user confirmed that resetting the router resolved the issue, allowing for the necessary port redirection.
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