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Port Forwarding 25565
I am trying to portforward to my Minecraft server, which is hosted on my local network. I have a public IP through my ISP and can connect to my local web server on port 80 with no troubles. My...
Thank you for your reply. I have allowed both inbound and outbound through the Windows Firewall, as well as configured DMZ to the server this port is running on.
I contacted my ISP who stated they do not block any ports by default.
After doing that is it now accessible from the internet?
No, unfortunately, it is not.
- Okay I would recommend calling Netgear Support, they will be able to help you resolve the issue much quicker. If you go here: http://support.netgear.com/ and login you should be able to find a phone number to call.
I figured out the issue. The host IP needed to be configured to the IP and I had it set as localhost. I'm so used to working with apache and web servers that I didn't stop to think that this wasn't a part of that.