Windows Port forward problem

[meliis]

I port forwarded some ports.. 7171, 7172, 80, 3306, 8080 and 8000...
When i chech if my ports are open it says that all ports are closed..
i dont know what to do...

Here is a pic,

[EDIT] i know it stands 192.168.1.82 in the lower pic, ignore it i changed it but still dont work

 

[Limos]

Did you used your ipv4 address? And did you allow the ports in firewalls you have?

 

[meliis]

Did you used your ipv4 address? And did you allow the ports in firewalls you have?

Yes i used the IPv4 address whom i got from cmd-> ipconfig/all and yes i allowed them in the firewalls.. I even tried with the firewall off..

 

[Limos]

You can also have a firewall in a virusscanner, but its probable how you forwarded it. What kind of router do you use?

 

[meliis]

i dont use a virusscanner, and i use Netgear WNR1000

 

[Limos]

Checked the router, can't see anything that could be wrong, unless your ipaddress is wrong. But to be sure, you can check Port Forwarding - NetGear - WNR1000 (NetGear Firmware) | PcWinTech.com™

 

[meliis]

Checked the router, can't see anything that could be wrong, unless your ipaddress is wrong. But to be sure, you can check Port Forwarding - NetGear - WNR1000 (NetGear Firmware) | PcWinTech.com™

My "Server ip address" should be the same as the IPv4 address right?
( my ipv4 address is chaning randomly.. why? )

 

[Limos]

You can try set up a static ipaddress (in the link you can see how), this address will never change.

 

[meliis]

Error: I could not see your service on 81.216.145.160 on port (7171)
Reason: Connection timed out

dont work :s strange...

btw in that program i downloaded it says i only have 1 dns server, 192.168.1.1... should it be like this or? because when i check my internet options on http://routerlogin.com it says that my dns servers are 213.50.29.170 and 213.50.29.180

 

[Limos]

Yes, this is normal. You can also try to download a portforwarding program and be sure your ipaddress you use to check ports is right.

 

[TGYoshi]

You probably must have a static IP adress to make it work. You only see 1 DNS server: it's .. hard to explain . Basically it "hides" the real dns servers behind it, something your ISP likes to do. The real DNS servers can be found on the internet easily, or your routers page.

 

[meliis]

Here is a picture about my settings..