connection problems

[damionrasilver]

I can log into my server, but others can not? can someone help me. i forwarded all my ports 7171 7172 7272 80 3306. BUT IT STILL WANT WORK

 

[Raggaer]

Did you forward 7373? jk

Your ports may not be open correctly then.. Take a look at your config.lua maybe your ip address is wrong there too.

 

[damionrasilver]

Did you forward 7373? jk

Your ports may not be open correctly then.. Take a look at your config.lua maybe your ip address is wrong there too.

can you please help me with team viewer?

 

[Raggaer]

I sadly not. You can always call your ISP if you think the problem is the ports

 

[Itutorial]

I can help on teamviewer.

 

[damionrasilver]

I can help on teamviewer.

when now ?

 

[Itutorial]

Yeah just pm me info

 

[Nihilismo]

You can always check your ports with.
Open Port Check Tool - Test Port Forwarding on Your Router
If they are open maybe something else is wrong.

 

[damionrasilver]

You can always check your ports with.
Open Port Check Tool - Test Port Forwarding on Your Router
If they are open maybe something else is wrong.

it says its not open, but i really opened it on my router log in. im confused.

 

[Nekiro]

it says its not open, but i really opened it on my router log in. im confused.

your isp is blocking them probably.

 

[e.e]

I think many modern routers requires you to do other things, I don't know much about it so I can't explain it, but I think it's called or related to DMZ, not sure though.
But I've had this problem many times over the years using different routers.
In my router I would have to assign the public IP to one of my machines in the router to make it work.
Try looking for "local devices" or something somewhere in the router interface, find the device that is your machine, and see if you can do something more than just port forward, like "assign public IP" or something else.
If you find your device and don't know what the options shown means, list every option here if you like.

 

[damionrasilver]

I think many modern routers requires you to do other things, I don't know much about it so I can't explain it, but I think it's called or related to DMZ, not sure though.
But I've had this problem many times over the years using different routers.
In my router I would have to assign the public IP to one of my machines in the router to make it work.
Try looking for "local devices" or something somewhere in the router interface, find the device that is your machine, and see if you can do something more than just port forward, like "assign public IP" or something else.
If you find your device and don't know what the options shown means, list every option here if you like.

Status

Enable

Service

Protocol

Remote Host

External Port(s)

Internal Host

Internal Port
that is everything it say when i go to port forwarding

 

[e.e]

Look for Local Devices or something like that.
If you can't find it, just press every option in all menus you can see and look for your machine's hostname and local IP.
Then see what your options are, for example can you press "Edit" or "Change" or something, and if you can, click the button, and what are your options then?

Example video for a Thompson router (look from 0:55)

Of course you should first make sure you have port forwarded correctly, but after that, try this.

Also keep in mind this will open all your ports to the Internet.
Especially for a Windows machine this is bad security and dangerous, but you can enable and configure windows firewall or install a different firewall product to again block ports you don't want to be open.