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If you have a Norton firewall (ask your Dad if you're not sure), turn off the windows firewall & configure the Norton to allow LW.
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That router does have a firewall, but I can't find any instructions for port forwarding. I can't even download the user guide to check Have a look at the manual that came with the router...see if there are any instructions. You could also have a look at some of the Zonet models here. Check the instructions & see if anything looks similar to your router.
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Thanks for help!

The first two links didn't help, but the third seems to be good.
The router similar to my is this one: ZSR0104CPv2 but I don't know what to write in external and internal port.

EDIT: And I don't know what to write (switch) in the "Protocol".

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In LW tools > options > advanced > firewall config. You'll see LW's listening port. Make sure that the same port number's in the 'manual port forward' box on that same LW page. Put that number into internal & external port fields.

As for the protocol, you'll have one rule for TCP (protocol) & another for UDP (protocol).
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