SRL Archive - Computer Help and Tutorials

How to Port Forward


kingarabian

2007-12-26 20:00:44

Contents
1.Windows FireWall
2.Routers




1.To allow people to connect to your server you must allow it through your Windows Firewall first.

Go to Start > Control Panel > Network & Internet Connections > Click on View Network Connections. Next, right click on the connection you use to connect to the internet and click properties. Then click on the, “Advanced” tab and click on firewall settings. Make sure your firewall is always on & then go to the, “Exceptions” tab. At the bottom you should see a button labeled, “Add Port.” Click on it, for the name you can put, Private Server & for the port put in “43594” select TCP and click on ok. Now it will allow your server to receive connections through the firewall.

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Create a host. No-ip.com is useful if you dont want people to see your ip.

2. For people with Routers keep reading.


I will teach you how to port-forward for linksys routers. If you need more help go to www.Portforward.com.

Open up Run > type "CMD". Then a black prompt screen should show up.

Type ipconfig.

Look for what it says after Default Gateway. For example 192.168.1.1. Should be something like that.

Then put that number into your browser.

It should ask for your password/username.

For the username leave it blank.

The password should be admin.

Click on security and un-check Block Anonymous Internet Requests.


Then click on Applications & Gaming.

For the name put anything.

For the port-range Start put 43594 and the End put 43594.

For the end of the ip, put 1 or 2. Im not sure.



For anymore help just post and I will see if I can help.

If you dont understand this TuT……well…….TO BAD!

Jackrawl

2007-12-27 23:38:46

www.portforward.com, this tutorial doesn't really tell you anything…
You don't have to use specific ports…
Passwords are often changed, admin is just the default for linksys routers…

kingarabian

2007-12-28 20:15:37

From: JackLKrawl
www.portforward.com, this tutorial doesn't really tell you anything…
You don't have to use specific ports…
Passwords are often changed, admin is just the default for linksys routers…


For servers its recommended to use those ports.

If this tutorial doesnt tell you anything then dont bother to read.

k? thx.

Leecher R' Us

2007-12-28 23:45:12

This is cool, I am so gonna try this.

Dynamite

2008-01-30 12:48:46

hey if you still look at this…. mine still doesn't work

T ~ M

kingarabian

2008-01-30 18:25:11

Yea I do :P. About time :p. What router you using?

iseedcuk

2008-08-21 17:39:52

so i can do this with dowloading torreants

atomnooblet

2008-08-25 09:41:53

Port forwarding is very useful in a variety of computer aspects:
-Speed up torrent downloads, sometimes up to double
-Host personal web servers (HTTP:80)
-Host gaming servers…

You can find a list of ports from the site Jackrawl gave us (Here is the direct link):
http://www.portforward.com/cports.htm


NOTE: If you are hosting a web server, note that some ISPs lock port 80, so you will have to get a way around (I use port 8080). [Personal Experience]

Smarter Child

2008-08-31 11:44:40

lol kingarabian this is the similar tutorial that came with my router lmao nice though~

The portfowarding site above is a much better way`

elementkid8o8

2008-09-13 13:40:29

how do i hide my ip? and can i get that link for the pic on the bottem :)

hennil

2008-11-05 13:03:50

Thanks! Useful guide if you are playing wow or any online games! :D:spot:

alias8818

2008-11-05 13:04:49

Good thing to have on here. Nice work. :)

ditchr

2008-11-25 18:33:51

www.portfoward.com

zbfz

2008-11-25 18:36:01

niice jobb budd =]

noidea

2008-11-25 20:29:02

Sorry to help with the bump, but I have the same router as you, I follow the steps, and it still wont work. I added you on MSN king.

botsrs

2008-11-25 20:39:05

http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=portforward.com

noidea

2008-11-25 21:03:09

Wow, that was cool :)

However, I have googled it and nothing I am trying is working.

Eidt: Never mind, I got it working with YouTube!