Fully featured all-purpose port mapper supporting all major routers, with presets and URL templates
Port Map is an open-source application for forwarding ports easily.
Some times you want to access your computers at home from anywhere in the world. Be it the web server on your home server, the file sharing on your desktop machine or a remote login to your parent's computer to support them doing their work.
This is where the Port Map application will come in handy. Originally written as a proof of concept, Port Map is a fully featured all-purpose port mapper supporting all major routers, with presets and URL templates.
NOTE: Port Map is licensed and released under the MIT License.
What's New in This Release:
updated of miniupnpc library to version 1.2 - should increase compatibility with more router/gateways, e.g. the Arcor EasyBox A300.
update of libnatpmp to libnatpmp-20081006
fixed an issue with AVM routers that caused generation of too many and stale UPNP mappings
fixed an issue with NAT-PMP and the current Airport Extreme Base stations that caused external IP changes not to be noticed
fixed an issue that caused TCMPortMapper to not recognize global network changes if it was started while no network was connected
fixed a crashing issue appearing with certain setups where UPNP devices have been discovered that inevitably lead to miniwget crashes due to missing content
fixed too eager error reporting in case of system wake up by increasing the interval of the refresh after wake up from 1.0 to 2.0 seconds
fixed reporting of "Router incompatible." in the case of an Apple Airport and not DSL or other network connection. Now correctly "No external Address." is displayed but mappings still can be setup to be active when the device goes online again.
fixed an issue where quickly turning NAT-PMP port mappings on and off raised an exception instead of updating the mapping.
fixed an issue where choosing multiple UPNP port mappings for deletion did sometimes disable the remove button.
improved long time running UPNP setups by decreasing the regular refresh interval
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