How to set up Port Forwarding on the Deco app

Port Forwarding can be used for setting up public services in your local network, such as HTTP, FTP, DNS, POP3/SMTP and Telnet. Different service uses different service port. Port 80 is used in HTTP service, port 21 in FTP service, port 25 in SMTP service and port 110 in POP3 service.
Please verify the service port number before the configuration.
How to setup:
1. Launch the Deco app, tap the Settings icon at the bottom right corner;
2. Tap Advanced -> Port Forwarding -> Create

3. Choose a Service Type, type in the Service Name, tap Internal IP to select a device you want to open ports for, and then type in its External Port and Internal Port (Service Port). Tap Done.
Note: If you leave the Internal Port blank, then the internal ports will be the same as the external ones.
For example, if you set up the External Port as 5000-5001, leave the Internal Port blank. Then the internal port 5000-5001 will be opened automatically after you complete the setup.

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I solved my problem.
Deco still cant find VM ip address when using WiFi.
Still not sure why.
But i bought a usb-Ethernet adapter and plugged my laptop in to my router and now my deco can se the VM ip address.
If you get this problem to:
I still had a problem with port forwarding not working even though i could se the VM ip address.
But i had an old router working as a modem and the Deco as a router.
I had to port forward both of them.
Sorry for bad English.
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3 years later, and no fix. Ridiculous. Returning my X60 because of this huge flaw. Either need to accurately show ALL devices on the network, or allow manual IP to be entered.
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Hi.
I'm surprised that there is nobody from TPlink to comment on this.
What is the point for everybody to share the same problem if TPlink doesn't steup and take position?
Regards.
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Hi, thank you very much for your concern about this case.
We already have the plan to be able to add a device manually for the port forwarding on the later firmware upgrade.
For detailed information, please keep attention to the local official website;
Thanks a lot.
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@TP-Link Finally... TP-Link is going to do something after these while...
Anyway I had to buy a regular router as replacement to the main node to settle the raised issue.
Hopefully your firmware upgrade will resolve this issue troubling many others.
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@TP-Link Do you have an ETA on this new firmware upgrade?
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@anipperess I am running into the same problem and working in the IT realm I cannot have a product that does not allow this. We can find the IP via ping but not in the app this is ridiculous.
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Same problem here, this is crazy, such a basic feature missing taking so long to add. All of this because trying to be extra fancy when we do not need to.
Same problem in the menu on reserving an IP based on MAC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have to return this hardware because of the crap firmware!!!!
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@TP-Link Deco I'm not able to open a port, I have tried the following steps: https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/1797/ but when I check if the port is open it says is closed. I really need to open it, because it's for surveillance IP camera.
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