my computer didn't connect to router my pc connection is direct connected to my modem but why my ip didn't change to my wan ip??
see my setup of my modem if it is correct??
my connection type is "BRIDGE"
my firewall is "Disable"
my nat is "enable"
my ip is "Static"
but why this happen???? always my ip is 192.168.x.x
if you have prob with viewing my image see it at my attachment!!
i dont see! i cant view ur image
what??? you can't view??? but i can!!
i can view now
lol, even your direct connected to your modem, you can't use WAN IP
to RUN your server.....wahahaahah
not so bad, but if you have a static IP your so lucky for a stable connect
without making update to autopatcher for your param.ini, try to port forward
coz' even your in direct modem your need to port forward also...
ahhh ok what ports should be forwarded???
The Post Inside You Cfg Folder Like Session And Login Your Server Port There You Need To Forward It....
yah i forwarded all of it and the port 80 but nothing happened ~_~
i put all of it to "TCP/UDP" or "BOTH"
just use BOTH..Originally Posted by michael2k10
and don't forget to select the server IP before forward...
yah my lan ip i forwarded all ports and 6001 to 6004 ports
i try it also that kind of modem its Globe broadband
try to find Advance botton, if no botton name "Advance"
click on DNS botton, i know i have an experience of that
just Add me j_varz@yahoo.com may i can help you
thru team viewer i can set up just for you.
but that modem has no stable setting for port forwarding
everytime you shut down your modem you have to configure again
all the ports that i had forwarded can be save after restarting the modem just go to system at tool menu then save and reboot it!!!
ok, have you fix problem now?
nope my ip always lan ~_~ not wan!!! ~_~
i use DHCP for ip not the manual but always!! that!! my lan ip always shown!!
follow my instructional video on how to broadcast your server using bridge connection. lucky you are to have a static ip since you will exert less effort configuring your server.
for your video i follow it but our setup is different ~_~
the only difference in setting up a bridge connection are the ISP's and the modem but generally they the setup is the same. if you have a static ip (WAN IP), you should change your LAN IP to WAN IP to connect/broadcast the server and no port forwarding is needed. but, if you invoked the router function of your dsl modem then you will need to forward the LAN ip and all server ports.
@clever
do you really know what you are talking? please avoid posting comments like these if you do not know anything about it.lol, even your direct connected to your modem, you can't use WAN IP
to RUN your server.....wahahaahah
not so bad, but if you have a static IP your so lucky for a stable connect
without making update to autopatcher for your param.ini, try to port forward
coz' even your in direct modem your need to port forward also...
tondo fear said that i will change my gateway like my wan ip soo my ip will change to my wan like if my wan ip is 222.222.222.222 i will put to my gateway is 222.222.222.1
i try it and it work i have a internet but i don't know if other can now connect to me?
i will try to remotely check your ip and see if it's already visible. try also these steps to get your wan ip..... pm me your ip address ^^
> set your lan ip to "obtain ip address automatically"
> go to command prompt and type ipconfig/all
> you will now see the ip address, subnet mask, default gateway, dhcp servers and dns server.
> write it down....
> go to LAN properties and click on "use the following ip address,
> replace the ip address, subnet mask, default gateway and the preferred DNS server with the one you have taken from the command prompt
> click ok and you're done
> open your browser and check if you have an internet connection
> if you have, then you can move on the next step.....
if they can't connect, off the firewall
it's already off dude ^_^
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