Portforwarding build 7100

lewis · 19 Jul 2009

Thanks for the reply ken. Ive current changed my ip from static to dynamic, deleted all firewall rules and anything i did in the router. Im going to start again, ill post my results.

xxrazor · 19 Jul 2009

lewis said:

I still get the Reason: Connection timed out Have you checked my other thread, maybe i missed something out?

zigzag3143 said:

If its not av not firewall, and not win 7 the only thing I can think of is the router setup. can can connect to the internet, and other computers so its n ot connectivity, have you tried re-doing the fowarding in the router.

Ken

Lewis, do you have full connection?

xxrazor

lewis · 19 Jul 2009

xxrazor said:

Lewis, do you have full connection?

xxrazor

Im connected wirelessly. Routers set to use DHCP server does that affect anything? Thats why i set my ip to static so it doesnt keep changing i think.

xxrazor · 19 Jul 2009

lewis said:

Im connected wirelessly. Routers set to use DHCP server does that affect anything? Thats why i set my ip to static so it doesnt keep changing i think.

I am not sure about DHCP, i am not up to speed on that, i did notice one thing, the port number is only 4 digits, try 5 digits over 70000.

It might make a different s, do you have good signal strength from wireless network?

xxrazor

lewis · 19 Jul 2009

ESET and firewall are both of, ive set up a lan ip, a service for port 5555, and ive created an inbound rule forwading the port to my lan which i setup.

I cant find the problem.

xxrazor · 19 Jul 2009

lewis said:

ESET and firewall are both of, ive set up a lan ip, a service for port 5555, and ive created an inbound rule forwading the port to my lan which i setup.

I cant find the problem.

Inbound and out mate? change port number, utorrent and router, make them higher

xxrazor

lewis · 19 Jul 2009

xxrazor said:

Inbound and out mate? change port number, utorrent and router, make them higher

xxrazor

Added inbound and out bound to port 55555.

Error: I could not see your service on xx.xx.xxx.xxx on port (55555)
Reason: Connection refused

Ill have to take a good look at this later. Thanks for trying

lewis · 19 Jul 2009

Does pppoe or pppoa make a difference?

zay · 19 Jul 2009

ppoe is used if your isp requires a password, like dsl (sbc, att). I did not read the whole thread, so forgive me if any redundant questions are asked. If all you are trying to do is RDP, then once you have port 3389 forwarded in your router to your computer's internal IP address (double check to make sure your internal IP for your computer has not changed), right click on "Computer" select properties, then click on Advanced system settings> then click the remote tab, and select the option you want (I use the second one) from the remote section. As far as dyndns, I use www.dyndns.com to get a free dyndns name (zay.selfip.com). Hope this helps

copernicus · 19 Jul 2009

lewis said:

My problem isnt allowing team viewer through my firewall, ive tried to open a port, which i have done correctly thought my router as i have done it before in vista. I have also setup a static ip and added an inbound rule in the firewall. Yet it still isnt open, so im requesting help via team viewer.

What program are you trying to get through that particular port?