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Wolfangovich
Aspirant
Mar 20, 2016
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R6300v2 Port Forwarding no working on Port 19132

I have built a server, and trying to build a Minecraft server for my son. It is setup properly, windows firewall has the approriate rules in place. I set the port forwarding on the router and cannot connect.

 

My router is a static IP address, and I have two separate outside networks here. I am attempting to access the server via the software from an outside network with no success. 

 

i have even used canyouseeme to see if the port is open and it states it is not.

I have the R6300v2 

firmware is the latest

Firmware Version
V1.0.4.2_10.0.74

 

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Thank you in advance

  • Did you verify that the server is up and running by connecting from a local PC?

     yes I RDP into the server, start the software, watch it start up and run.

    I am unable to connect to the minecraft sever on the LAN or externally. According to all instructions I have it configured properly, just not sure why I cannot  connect.

    thanks anyways for the help.

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  • Does the R6300v2 have a public or private IP address on its Internet/WAN port?  If it's private, then you have another router, likely your ISP's.  You would either need to set up port forwarding rules on that router, or convert that router into a bridge.

    • Wolfangovich's avatar
      Wolfangovich
      Aspirant

      it is a public IP address. The modem/router from my ISP is a bridged router.

      • TheEther's avatar
        TheEther
        Guru

        Have you confirmed that your Minecraft server is assigned with the IP address that matches the port forwarding rule?  You might want to set up an IP address reservation on the R6300v2 in order to insure that the IP address doesn't change.

         

        If the address is correct, then try rebooting the R6300v2.  Just a plain power cycle.  Then, confirm that the port forwarding rule is still there.  If you are not using UPnP, then turn it off to avoid any potential conflicts.

         

        Finally, you can try enabling Open NAT under WAN Setup.