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Setting up port forwarding for Minecraft server
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Setting up port forwarding for Minecraft server
Hello,
I am trying to setup a Minecraft server using portforwarding so my friends can connect. The server works and I can connect locally using my ipv4 address. I got this from running ipconfig in cmd. I found my IP from googling "whats my ip" and that matched what was displayed in my advanced settings. My ip is 96.35.x.x
I set up port forwarding through my routers advanced settings and used the same ipv4 address that I used to connect locally. This should not be the issue.
I checked to see if the port was open using "https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/" and after inputting my public ip address (96.35.x.x) and the port (25565) the website said it was closed. I also know it isn't working because my friends could not connect using my public ip address.
If it helps I am using ethernet and my ISP is Spectrum.
Please get back to me as quick as you can!
Thanks.
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Re: Setting up port forwarding for Minecraft server
> Model: WNDR3400v2|N600 Wireless Dual Band Router
Firmware version? Connected to what?
> [...] my ipv4 address. [...]
What is it?
> [...] I got this from running ipconfig in cmd. [...]
So, not your _personal_ IP address, but the LAN IP address of (an
Ethernet interface on) some (Windows) computer or other on your LAN?
> I set up port forwarding through my routers advanced settings [...]
I can't (yet) see your pictures. In-line images must be approved
by a moderator before others can see them. The time required varies.
Attachments have no such limitation. Of course, attachments have their
own one-per-message limitation. In the mean time, copy+paste is your
friend.
> I checked to see if the port was open using [...] and after inputting
> my public ip address (96.35.x.x)
You, _personally_ have a public IP address? Or is that the
external/public IP address of some interface on some device at your ISP
or your dwelling?
> If it helps I am using ethernet and my ISP is Spectrum.
Even more helpful would be information about your modem (or
modem+router), or whatever's between the WNDR3400v2 and your ISP.
For the usual problems with port forwarding, see:
• What is the difference between WiFi 6 and WiFi 7?
• Yes! WiFi 7 is backwards compatible with other Wifi devices? Learn more