1. is it fine to leave the port as both, or do I need to reset it to only TCP?
2. the static ip is listed above in the first attachment. I've removed the mac address and the list of other connected clients.
This is the same as is listed as my ipv4 under an ipconfig search.
3. I've added exceptions for incoming and outgoing data on that port for TCP and UDP, given permission to minecraft and to Java as well.
however with firewall completely off I'm still not getting ports open on test.
Im having some problems getting my ports forwarded.
on my router/modem i have my ipv4 set as a static with that ipv4 and MAC address for my computer listed, the port is 25565 and listed as both TCP and UDP and directed to that ipv4 adress. According to my isp i have the setting on the router configured right.
I've set exceptions in the firewall for access to the port, but even with the firewall disabled its still coming back negative on my test.
If anybody could offer any advice i would appreciate it, please let me know any information you need to help.
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update, I got home and changed no settings and the ports are reading open now.
Thank you for your time trying to help, I think I'm just gonna call a priest about my router maybe. . . .
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I can when I get home , I'm stuck at work for about 5 more hours.
but the file should be default, I don't recall making any changes to it.
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1. is it fine to leave the port as both, or do I need to reset it to only TCP?
2. the static ip is listed above in the first attachment. I've removed the mac address and the list of other connected clients.
This is the same as is listed as my ipv4 under an ipconfig search.
3. I've added exceptions for incoming and outgoing data on that port for TCP and UDP, given permission to minecraft and to Java as well.
however with firewall completely off I'm still not getting ports open on test.
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I've tried checking with both the server up and with it down.
I've tested it with yougetsignal.com and by haveing friends attempt to connect.
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Hello all.
Im having some problems getting my ports forwarded.
on my router/modem i have my ipv4 set as a static with that ipv4 and MAC address for my computer listed, the port is 25565 and listed as both TCP and UDP and directed to that ipv4 adress. According to my isp i have the setting on the router configured right.
I've set exceptions in the firewall for access to the port, but even with the firewall disabled its still coming back negative on my test.
If anybody could offer any advice i would appreciate it, please let me know any information you need to help.