How do II set up http port forwarding on my Xfinity Gateway?

@XfinityThomasA​ thank you but as noted above, I have been following those instructions, and :

1. The Admin tool (10.0.0.1) does not allow this. The port forwarding page states: “

Managing your home network settings is now easier than ever.
Please download the Xfinity xFi app to set up port forwards, among many other features and settings.”

2. The xFi app does not have ‘http’ as a service in the selection list.

Is there a way to add Apache http server to the list? Or is there a manual way to accomplish this?

@scotts8747 Good question and thanks for explaining. The only way to expose the network or open a port is with your direct access. It is not something that is done outside the customer's control. There should be some port numbers that belong to the device in its instruction or user manual. Have you checked there or with the manufacturer for the manual steps? Also, have you rebooted the modem recently to ensure it has the latest patches?

@XfinityBenny​ I’m not sure what you mean ny ‘direct access.’ To clarify, I have a laptop I’m using as an Apache http server. Typically the port number is 80. So if the local IP address on my networks is 10.0.0.100, I’d want to forward port 80 requests to that IP address. Thanks, any ideas?

p.s. I’ve only had the Gateway for 1 month so I assume it’s up to date. It’s the xfinity mohile app that doesn’t list an http service, though there is a long list of games.

@XfinityThomasA​ yes, just did it again. Have you looked at the app? Do you see an http service listed?