My Ports in the Router isn't Working
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Posted by user_4427769 at 2021-10-14 15:54 Apparently the post is private but I'll try to do what you said, if it doesn't work out maybe I'll ... Hello, friend! Based on the information you provided, I made a sketch.
The port mapping function allows intranet server to be opened to external networks. (For example, a WWW server or FTP server is provided for the external network.) You can map the IP address and service port number of the intranet host to the IP address and port number of the extranet so that extranet users can access the intranet server. In this case, the external network user cannot view the internal IP address but can view the mapped external IP address to provide services. After reading the configuration screenshot you provided, this is not a problem. However, it should be noted that because the remote terminal and the Game Server (Servidor-PC) are not in the same network, I assume that your WAN IP address is 100.100.100. To remotely access the Game Server (Servidor-PC), you need to access http://100.100.100.100: 27015 on the remote terminal. If you still cannot access it, you need to check the following: 1. Check whether the WAN IP address of the ONT is correct or valid. 2. If you are a home network user, forwarded packets pass through the ISP network. Due to security restrictions, forwarded packets may be filtered by the ISP and cannot be accessed. Thanks! |
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Created Oct 14, 2021 13:46:23
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Hi, i'm trying to open 27015 (it's a default and recommended port for Valve games) 
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Reply user_4427769 Created Oct 14, 2021 13:59:53
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I don't know what your specific configuration is. If you can provide a screenshot of your configuration page, the port may be a well-known port or a port that provides services. As a result, the port is occupied and cannot be accessed due to service conflicts. |
Posted by Nino_Chou at 2021-10-14 13:35 Hi friend!Can you tell me exactly which port you'd like to open on the device?Generally, the virtual ... |
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Posted by Nino_Chou at 2021-10-14 14:41 Hi friend.You are using the same external port number.When multiple port forwarding is configured, ... |
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Posted by user_4427769 at 2021-10-14 15:54 Apparently the post is private but I'll try to do what you said, if it doesn't work out maybe I'll ... Hello, friend! Based on the information you provided, I made a sketch.
The port mapping function allows intranet server to be opened to external networks. (For example, a WWW server or FTP server is provided for the external network.) You can map the IP address and service port number of the intranet host to the IP address and port number of the extranet so that extranet users can access the intranet server. In this case, the external network user cannot view the internal IP address but can view the mapped external IP address to provide services. After reading the configuration screenshot you provided, this is not a problem. However, it should be noted that because the remote terminal and the Game Server (Servidor-PC) are not in the same network, I assume that your WAN IP address is 100.100.100. To remotely access the Game Server (Servidor-PC), you need to access http://100.100.100.100: 27015 on the remote terminal. If you still cannot access it, you need to check the following: 1. Check whether the WAN IP address of the ONT is correct or valid. 2. If you are a home network user, forwarded packets pass through the ISP network. Due to security restrictions, forwarded packets may be filtered by the ISP and cannot be accessed. Thanks! |
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