However, I'll assume you wouldn't possibly want to go to all that trouble just so you could see some pretty graphics on the router configuration page so I'll advise you to either stick with the interface that your router currently uses (what good does a pretty router interface do anyway? You won't use it everyday) or if it's such an eyesore, you might want to consider flashing DD-WRT or OpenWRT on your router.
You could then flash this modded firmware to achieve what you want and it might just work. The only way I can think of that might work is if you could find the firmware for your router, somehow manage to decrypt and decompile it, edit the assets (resources like CSS, JS, HTML, etc.) and recompile it back into the format used for firmware upgrades by your router.
#Filezilla server setup netgear router software#
No FTP software will allow you to connect to your router's internal web server and modify these files. When you use FileZilla Server you may need to forward ports in your router. TCP: 14147 UDP: 14147 Set Up a Port Forward for FileZilla Server.
This port is linked to your public IP address (e.g. Here is a list of the ports that need to be forwarded for FileZilla Server: FileZilla Server - PC. The rule will require the external port (or port range) that you wish outside users to connect to. The web pages you see when you are configuring your router are served by the router itself and is part of its firmware. In the correct menu on your router’s web administration page, create a new port forwarding rule. If I understand correctly, you're trying to change the router's web configuration interface.
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