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Im having issues with port forwarding my minecraft server to port 25565 i have the server open and i port forwaded both TCP and UDP and allowed everyhting through my firewall i ran the port check tool it keeps timing out on port 25565 i even tried to have a friend connect they could not connect at all and yes i made sure im using my computers ip address on the port forwarding.
A web search shows that Technicolor has produced many different devices over the years and quite a few of those are "gateways" which combine modem and router. Irf you have one of those it will almost certainly get in the way of what you are trying to do.
Most bits of kit have a label on them that says what it is, its modem number. Look on the back of yours.
I took a look at the back of the medom and i found the modems model number
model number is TC4400-AM
Excellent. Thanks for that.
Unfortunately, it is hard to find anything definitive, so it isn't obvious (from Google) if this is also a router. It says it has two LAN ports in the back, which smells like a router, although it maybe something called "bonded channels", two lines into a router that supports this to get faster Internet.
Other people have also been puzzled by this in the past.
We can't rule out that it is a modem/router, although it doesn't look like one.
I logged into the modem nothing seems to be causing a issue
on the router when i logged in to it im not sure if some of these things could be causing a issue
i did look at the logs and when i go to log into my server the router detects the ports working but, im not sure if something is blocking a connection coming back.
Could these be a cause??
Use router as DHCP server?
address reservation?
also could it be something in the WAN setup??
Model: R7000P|Nighthawk AC2300 Smart WiFi Dual Band Gigabit Router
