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Answer» Sorry about my last post That I couldn't post well I don't know how to forward my port because it's not as simple as I go type 192.168.1.1 as every single video showed in youtube........ Your post isn't making sense. You say you want to port forward, then put this Quote from: Iori3310 on June 19, 2012, 11:17:20 PM Please don't suggest me about port forwarding because I even have the port forwarding software......... Do you, or do you not want to port forward? o.O And, WHY do you want to port forward? What are you trying to accomplish? You've given screenshots of your internal and external IP's. Why? Is there a game or something? Quote from: Iori3310 on June 21, 2012, 11:15:10 AM Again even if I was afraid of being hacked I wouldn't post my IP details ....... Yet the post showing 'whatismyip.com' shows your IP clearly... JS. The tutorials on youtube showing you to use 192.168.1.1 are generic. In your case you need to use 172.16.0.254 Actually I wanted the full opportunity and facilities of port forwarding such as torrent and online gaming through some udp and tcp ports. And by saying not to suggest me "Port Forwarding" I meant the software that is available....... By the way is there any other software that forwards port..... Or can anyone actually give me a better solution.... Good morning Iori3310 and welcome back to CH I am not trying to be a wise guy but I will give you my 2 cents on this as well as my opinion on this matter. #1... If you want full control over port forwarding, DMZ, reserving IP's setting etc buy your own router plus you may save your self the rental fee on your ISP's router. Quote from: Iori3310 on June 19, 2012, 11:17:20 PM I tried contact with my ISP and they are the most stupid person in the whole world as they say they never heard anything about port forwarding and they won't tell me the router or the modem name as it is against their policiesA lot of ISP do not give the router user name and password out on there equipment and that is not unusual. #2... Your ISP router may have shut off / banned / block certain ports so even if you put software on your PC for port forwarding will not work and must be changed in the router. Plus ports like for P2P sharing may be blocked as well. Some 3rd party software is available my self I do not use them and I only make those settings in the router and the PC that needs it but here is one http://download.cnet.com/SPI-Port-Forward/3000-2651_4-10764348.html When you buy your router just follow the instructions on making your changes that you want. Most of them are straight forward on the set up or maybe the ISP has certain ports blocked on there servers so even if you change the router you still may not be able to do what you want. #3... To try to get into the routers interface you can try 172.16.0.1 if the 172.16.0.254 does not work but we never had set up the router we honestly can not say if the ports you put in the post if they are not correct just do a (ipconfig /all) from cmd and look for your gateway IP that will be your router IP so you can log in. But even if you do get to the log on box it will not do you any good because you do not have the user name and password and if you try any hacking on the router you can get your self into trouble and I do not suggest it. #4... Just like the other poster have told you when you open a port for what ever reason you are leaving your self wide open for port sniffers so be careful. Please keep one thing in mind just because some one is a rookie that does not mean they do not know how to help you everyone at some point and time was a rookie too. The advice here is free and everyone volunteers there time so please try to be polite and give all posters respect, thank you Well hope this helps you, please let us know how you make out. Mike First of all thank you all. Specially to heartbeatmr. At last a simple solution. And I am really really sorry if I hurt someone's feelings. Thank you all again. Good afternoon Iori3310 and welcome back I am happy that you think some of the solutions may help you out. When you are all done and up and running please let us know what the fix was. Plus I don't think you hurt any ones feelings. Enjoy, Mike |
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