Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

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  1. #1
    Enthusiast fretelo is offline
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    Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

    Hey,

    when I execute cabal_install.sh and it wants to know, if it should find my WAN IP, it can't find my WAN IP. After 3 Minutes I cancel the operation.

    And must I forward the ports to play on my server, because I can't connect to my server and I don't forward the ports.

    Thanks for help.


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    Account Upgraded | Title Enabled! Thesnowman is offline
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    Re: Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

    Wrong section.

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    Enthusiast fretelo is offline
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    Re: Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

    Sorry my bad.
    Can anyone move it to right section ?

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    ANTI emi is offline
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    Re: Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

    A mod will move it soon
    Do you have a router/modem connection?

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    The Dinosaur chumpywumpy is offline
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    Re: Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

    If cabal_config cannot find your WAN IP then either centos cannot access the internet at all, or the DNS server in your centos network config is wrong/missing. Type "setup" at the centos terminal to get to the network config and check the DNS servers are the same ones you see when typing "ipconfig /all" from windows.

    Try pinging google from windows to get it's IP and then ping the IP from centos. If that works and pinging google doesn't it's DNS.

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    Enthusiast fretelo is offline
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    Re: Can't find WAN IP and must I forward ?

    I have a router and when I try to ping to www.google.de it can't connect and my real PC doesn't have internet anymore ._.

    When I have a Router my DNS is like 192.168.1.9 for example
    and what comes into DNS 2 ? 192.168.1.7 for example or from where I get DNS 2 ?



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