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y_u_no_work
May 06, 2020Aspirant
Netgear Orbi portforwarding not working
I recently upgraded my router from a very old Netgear N600 WNDR3800 router to a Netgear Orbi rbr50. I had a Minecraft server that I ran on my old router that I'm trying to move to the Orbi. I am tryi...
- May 10, 2020
So turns out the porblem was the modem after all! The modem was very very old, and I don't think it got along with the Orbi very much. I upgraded the modem and now the server is working great! Thank you all for your help!
y_u_no_work
May 06, 2020Aspirant
I am checking port 25565 on the port checker - same as I set it for port forwarding. It says it’s closed.
CrimpOn
May 06, 2020Guru - Experienced User
y_u_no_work wrote:
I am checking port 25562 on the port checker - same as I set it for port forwarding. It says it’s closed.
That's a typo, correct? "25562" rather than "25565"?
- CrimpOnMay 06, 2020Guru - Experienced User
Well, this is just plain goofy. The email I received said "62", but when I go look at the post, it says "65".
Sorry.
- y_u_no_workMay 07, 2020Aspirant
Oh, well sorry if I mistyped. In any case I meant 25565 either way.
- CrimpOnMay 07, 2020Guru - Experienced User
y_u_no_work wrote:Oh, well sorry if I mistyped. In any case I meant 25565 either way.
I am poorly equippedd to investigate port forwarding. Aside from loading up an internet game, are you aware of any other method to "open" a random port? I would love to reproduce the problem on one of my computers.