Port Forwarding - Printable Version

Port Forwarding - Printable Version

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Port Forwarding - Tahmid - 07-20-2017

Hello !!

I am currently using TP-LINK TL-WR841N / TL-WR841ND Router . I want to port Forward using this router . I have tried methods like making static IP then using the virtual server option in the Router's Configuration page . But That does not work at all . Still the open port check tool says port is closed . I want to learn the method of how to do port Forwarding .

Thank you very much .
Here's some Screenshot :

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RE: Port Forwarding - Pikami - 07-20-2017

To forward ports you have to use "virtual server" or "forward ports" settings on your router and make sure that your PC firewall is not blocking your ports.
In my case I am behind my ISP's firewall so I can't forward ports, if using "virtual server" option on your router didn't work your ISP may be blocking the ports.

RE: Port Forwarding - Skullmeat - 07-21-2017

Ive found that some router software particually commercial ones from ISPs arent exactly truthful in thier port forwarding. Some routers will do strange things with connections. If you are up to the task, a custom router firmware might be a better bet.

RE: Port Forwarding - Mr.Kurd - 07-21-2017

https://sinister.ly/Thread-Tutorial-Free-VPN-Port-Tunneling-For-2-Days
I will make a tut, for getting free VPN with Port Forwarding for 5 days.

RE: Port Forwarding - mothered - 07-21-2017

(07-20-2017, 08:30 PM)Pikami Wrote: I am behind my ISP's firewall so I can't forward ports, if using "virtual server" option on your router didn't work your ISP may be blocking the ports.

Spot on.

I was going to suggest the very same regarding the ISP, but you've worded It perfectly. It may not be the case, but It's certainly possible.