I'm having problem with port forwarding on my router.
The port im trying to port forward is port 1935 on my local ip. I can forward port 10823 used for multiplayer server in farming simulator and it works fine, people can then join my server.
I have the router after my fiber box from my provider, I can't access that (no webinterface, have to call them to make changes). But which is sat to brigde mode by my provider.
Im using Nginx RTMP server on my pc, to stream from my mobile (Streamlabs Mobile, Custom RTMP Settings) to my pc. Local it works (localip:1935/live + custom stream key), but when i do it from mobiledata it won't stream (publicIP:1935/live + custom stream key), as it says in all guides.
How are you checking if the ports were successfully forwarded? What results are you getting? - is there away to test the port? - I only tried the stream the RTMP server that used that port and can't connect
Do you have UPnP enabled? Yes
Has it worked before? - No, but i can open port to a game (Farming Simulator 22)
Have you tried any other firmware versions? With the one when i uptatede when i got the router a year ago.
What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too? - It's a fiber box from Stofa called: Icotera i6851-00
What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too? - It's a fiber box from Stofa called: Icotera i6851-00
What you call a "fiber box" looks very much like a gateway. At least, that's what Google suggests.
What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too? - It's a fiber box from Stofa called: Icotera i6851-00
What is the Mfr and model# of the Internet Service Providers modem/ONT the NG router is connected too? - It's a fiber box from Stofa called: Icotera i6851-00
I was trying to take it a bit further. Which is why I wondered what we are supposed to make of repeated information
It used be be used as a router, but i can't portward it. I have talked with the provider. They said I needed my own router and their router/fiberbox to be in brigdemode as it is now
One way to tell is look at the R7800s web page on the Advanced tab and Internet section. If you see a ##.##.###.### address for the WAN IP address, the modem is bridged. If you see something like 10, 192 or 172, then this is a private IP address and the modem isn't bridged.
When you set up PF or Triggering rules, be sure uPnP is disabled.
One way to tell is look at the R7800s web page on the Advanced tab and Internet section. If you see a ##.##.###.### address for the WAN IP address, the modem is bridged. If you see something like 10, 192 or 172, then this is a private IP address and the modem isn't bridged. - The IP there starts with 100
