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im trying to portforward port 25565 so i can play minecraft with my friends but, even after doing everything i found on the internet it wont work. any help ?
Portforwarding not working on cisco EPC3828D
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https://portforward.com/cisco/epc3828d/
Also make sure to check your local windows firewall. Even through the WAN firewall port is open. Your local Windows Firewall port might be blocking the connection.
Also make sure to check your local windows firewall. Even through the WAN firewall port is open. Your local Windows Firewall port might be blocking the connection.
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i have done everything just as the tutorial says, still no luck.
my windows firewall should not be blocking it as i added a inbound rule to allow it. and i have tried disabling firewall aswell
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Do you have any anti-virus's or other protection software running that might be blocking it?
Are you running this on a dedicated server or your own PC?
Can you connect to the server via LAN?
Are you running this on a dedicated server or your own PC?
Can you connect to the server via LAN?
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i only have windows defender and i tried disabling it aswell and did nothing.
on my own pc.
it has worked through lan before but never tried hosting a actual server, just there's open to lan option on minecraft that did indeed work when we tried it
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Do you know if your modem from the ISP is bridged to your router?
If you do not bridge the connection (normally requires calling the ISP and telling them to put the modem in bridged mode) then the modem is still acting as the firewall and will block ports, even if you allow the ports on your router.
This is called Double Nat and its a bad thing.
If you do not bridge the connection (normally requires calling the ISP and telling them to put the modem in bridged mode) then the modem is still acting as the firewall and will block ports, even if you allow the ports on your router.
This is called Double Nat and its a bad thing.
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so how do i know if its doing this, on the router settings it says its in
routed. (now i cant acces the settings for no reason, everytime i press login it just reloads the page?)
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No not really. That is the pain of networking. Trust me I go through this all the time as a network engineer. Dealing with ISPs sucks but if you have a double nat its the only way to fix it.
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could that also explain why i closed nat on some games and open on others
also i got one port opened on my last pc somehow, but it was acting wierd, it only opened once i lauched the server. and it stayed open untill i closed it, now i cant do it again so i dont know how i did it.
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If you have access to the modem you could also open the port there. But again you would still have double nat so I would still call the ISP.
But yeah that would explain some of your issues.
But yeah that would explain some of your issues.
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