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Minecraft Server not working.
Basically I did the port foward like the video said, udp/tcp and 25565 and i chose my computer and everything but when i send my friend my public ip, it just doesnt work. I know that this is so vague...
> And my internet port ip is 192.168.1.10
Clearly not your public IP address. (That's why "usual problem" "1"
is number 1.)> [...] i dont have that much knowledge on it.
I know almost nothing about it, but a quick Web search for that
number suggests that it's "smart", which may not be ideal for this
situation.https://dzsi.com/product/znid-gpon-2424a1/
You might try searching around a little to see if this thing has a
"bridge" (stupid) mode, which would disable its router functions. Or if
it's possible to do all the other stuff on its router, and configure the
R6700v3 as a WAP. But the router-ness of that gizmo is the source of
the port-forwarding trouble when you're using the R6700v3-as-router with
it.Ask your ISP?
https://imgur.com/meKopE9
Honestly im super dumb so i dont even know the difference between the router and the modem, all that i know is that my modem cannot do wifi, so thats why we connected my router, but maybe my modem is a router, i just dont know.
> [...] all that i know is that my modem cannot do wifi, [...]
All I know is that, with my weak psychic powers, I can't see any of
your equipment, so I can't guess who made it, or what its model number
might be, or how it's configured. However we might get a clue if you'd
answer the questions. Look for "?". For example:
> [...] And to your ISP?
> What's the IP address of the WAN/Internet interface on the R6700v3?
> ADVANCED > ADVANCED Home : Internet Port : Internet IP Address
- Okay so i can send you a picture of it. But thats about as much as i can tell you about it since i dont have that much knowledge on it.
And my internet port ip is 192.168.1.10 > And my internet port ip is 192.168.1.10
Clearly not your public IP address. (That's why "usual problem" "1"
is number 1.)> [...] i dont have that much knowledge on it.
I know almost nothing about it, but a quick Web search for that
number suggests that it's "smart", which may not be ideal for this
situation.https://dzsi.com/product/znid-gpon-2424a1/
You might try searching around a little to see if this thing has a
"bridge" (stupid) mode, which would disable its router functions. Or if
it's possible to do all the other stuff on its router, and configure the
R6700v3 as a WAP. But the router-ness of that gizmo is the source of
the port-forwarding trouble when you're using the R6700v3-as-router with
it.Ask your ISP?
- Alright man, ill try just that, thank you so much for all this info!
