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I have looked at my port forwarding table, and this router seems quite capable of routing to the same port on multiple PCs. For example, I have two different incoming ports mapped to port 80 on two different machines, as well as two different incoming ports mapped to Minecraft servers with the same port on different machines. Just to make sure, I changed the incoming RDP port and changed the routing to use the new port, but can still only connect via wifi and not through the internet.
– Monty Wild
Commented Jan 4, 2021 at 9:15

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