Yet another portforwartding topic.
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Yet another portforwartding topic.
So me and my brother tried to get a game up and running.
Unsuccesfully!
Its the port thing again
I have literally read through 4 pages of search results with out finding an answer.
attached is pictures of my settings..
Unsuccesfully!
Its the port thing again
I have literally read through 4 pages of search results with out finding an answer.
attached is pictures of my settings..
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- TCP connections in
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- UDP ports in
- udp ind.png (18.91 KiB) Viewed 2036 times
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- TCP out
- tcp ud.png (19.45 KiB) Viewed 2036 times
Last edited by Torben DH on 22 Mar 2018 14:28, edited 1 time in total.
TDH
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
More pictures. i dont get it we spent 3 hours today trying to get it to work.
The funny parts is we have the same internet provider but different routers and versions of windows. None of us could get in contact with the server.
The funny parts is we have the same internet provider but different routers and versions of windows. None of us could get in contact with the server.
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- udp out
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- i forwarded the ports on my airport router as well
- portforward airport.png (38.69 KiB) Viewed 307 times
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- and gave my computer a static ip
- fast ip.png (33.76 KiB) Viewed 307 times
TDH
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
You do not only configure it in your Windows firewall, you need to also configure it in your router as well. Go to http://192.168.0.1 or http://10.0.0.1 depending on your router settings.
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
Picture 4 and 5 is from the router, you cant access an Apple airport via webinterface.pelya wrote:You do not only configure it in your Windows firewall, you need to also configure it in your router as well. Go to http://192.168.0.1 or http://10.0.0.1 depending on your router settings.
TDH
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
My network is pretty simple
Fiber network box -> cable -> airport time capsule -> wifi -> computers and other devices.
Fiber network box -> cable -> airport time capsule -> wifi -> computers and other devices.
TDH
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
you must set this up in the "fiber network box" as well
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
I called the internet provider today. There is no accessible settings in the fiberbox. And no firewall as wellEddi wrote:you must set this up in the "fiber network box" as well
But they said it was probably due to my IP being a NAT. So they will change it to a public IP asap. Hopefully this will fix the problem.
TDH
Re: Yet another portforwartding topic.
The problem was in the Apple router.
Had my provider activate the router part of my fiberbox and made a new wifi network, connected to it and after playing around with firewalls and stuff i connected to this network and now we can play.
Interested to hear from people on here using an airport as router about how they went about getting port 3977-3979 forwarded through it
Had my provider activate the router part of my fiberbox and made a new wifi network, connected to it and after playing around with firewalls and stuff i connected to this network and now we can play.
Interested to hear from people on here using an airport as router about how they went about getting port 3977-3979 forwarded through it
TDH
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