[Tutorial] How to port-forward (the real easy way)

[j0hnie3f4g]

Well... the other port-forwarding tutorials are hard... Going into router sites... well heres a eaisier version.

Step 1: Start and run and type in 'cmd'
Step 2: Type in 'ipconfig/all' without the ''
Step 3: Look for your IP Address or IPv4 Address and Default Gate Way Address.

Step 4: Click Start again and run your control panel.
Step 5: Click on 'Network Connections
Step 6: Find your LAN (Local Area Connection) and right click and then click properties.

Step 7: Theres going to be 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)' Double Click it.

Step 8: Fill out the information in the boxs.

Step 9: THERE! You just got a static IP/ portforwarded!

Thanks for looking at this short thing =D... Other people can make their own static IP on their router site... but other routers might NOT. Thats why I posted this! =D

 

[sum1udontkno]

nice guide xD

 

[Ceil]

but does it work?
i dont want to change anything, unless im SURE this works

 

[rice]

If you realized, this sum1udontkno guy is a bumping freak.
Look at the first post date.
I swear this guy should be banned for bumping like 50 threads.

 

[DragonMarcus]

If I port forward this way,
I put my IP Address from the command prompt at my private server?
or put my WAN IP?
and...
does it works

 

[iwishicanfly]

Err Can Help Me By Team Vivwer :O ? Msg Me If Can Thankz

 

[itsMikaela]

Didn't work for me. It won't mess anything up if you try because you can switch back with a button.

 

[nheehs]

um wait so this doesnst work or it does..

 

[joellol]

Someone test it already..?

 

[Diamondo25]

You can't forward ports with changing the LAN IP (This could collide with other lan IP's too, as my eminent router uses 192.168.8.XXX for LAN IP's, and I saw 192.168.10.XXX too).

Just port forward with using your router (the manual should give you enough info, if not;

You must be registered to see links

).

 

[pornstory]

This can't work You need to do this to AND OPEN Some Ports

you need a static IP (whats he do) and Some Ports Open In your router


sorry for my bad english.....

 

[franzharster]

i have just 1 problem... i dont have a physical address. :/:
help me ! please
my msn is: franz-werner@hotmail.com
my cmd shows me this:

You must be registered to see links

 

[waiht920527]

i typed ipconfig in CMD and it doesnt show DNS Server. If i type ipconfig/all then too many things appears in my CMD, they are too much things that when i scrolled to the top but still cannot find the IP things..

 

[xRevolution]

It doesnt work . I tried and i lost my Connection.

 

[Reayna]

Is it always called Local Internet Connections? Since mine says it's disabled

 

[sebastien]

i got 2 version wich one i need to take ipv4 or ipv6?

 

[ALexmG]

you won't be able to connect to the internet when you change the LAN IP I believe. If you want to fix that, just click on the same page, Obtain IP ADdress automaticly.

 

[Dichotome]

It does work, it's what I do on my server, you just need a little forethought.
The DCHP in my router is set to supply local IP addresses in the range 192.168.xxx.2 to 192.168.xxx.49
I simply fix my server address at 192.168.xxx.50 that way there can be no contention with DHCP supplied addresses.
It also makes it much easier to port forward as you know exactly which IP address the server is on and it will never change.

 

[unreasonable]

Fail, when i save the IPs , when i go back, theres nothing on 2 first box. it deletes -.-

 

[axls]

Well... the other port-forwarding tutorials are hard... Going into router sites... well heres a eaisier version.

Step 1: Start and run and type in 'cmd'
Step 2: Type in 'ipconfig/all' without the ''
Step 3: Look for your IP Address or IPv4 Address and Default Gate Way Address.

Step 4: Click Start again and run your control panel.
Step 5: Click on 'Network Connections
Step 6: Find your LAN (Local Area Connection) and right click and then click properties.

Step 7: Theres going to be 'Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)' Double Click it.

Step 8: Fill out the information in the boxs.

Step 9: THERE! You just got a static IP/ portforwarded!

Thanks for looking at this short thing =D... Other people can make their own static IP on their router site... but other routers might NOT. Thats why I posted this! =D

ok this is a easy one n very simple...

1st u can go here

You must be registered to see links

the to now your ip type cmd or open command prompt

Windows IP Configuration


Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:

Connection-specific DNS Suffix . : Belkin
Link-local IPv6 Address . . . . . :
IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : Here your Ip
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . :
Default Gateway . . . . . . . . . :

ZenthosDev has started:
World Launched
Login Launched
Listening on IP: 127.0.0.1 Port: 8484.this is your port to forward
Channel Launched
[Channel] 1 Port: 7575 is online.
[Channel] 2 Port: 7576 is online.

then go into your router to set it.
i using belkin so just set it like this..

Enable Yes / tick it
Description anyname for your .exe example mine is localhost
Inbound Port 8484 - 8484
Type BOTH
Private IP Address 192.168.2.? your ip
Private Port 8484 - 8484

that all...simple right...:tongue: