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--Hosting Problems-- Already Read the Sticky topic
Alright, I get it. I know how to do it sort of. But I don't know which port is which. I have to leave two slots open, one for TCP, and one for UDP. But the bottomline is, I need to know what to put in for these blanks. I already filled out some...
Enable: Click the checkmark for this Description: Write in JJ2 or something Inbound Port: _____ - _____ Type: One for TCP, the other for UDP Private IP Address: Already know Private Port: ____ - _____ Basically the information is bold is the stuff I don't know. And basically the two blanks are pretty much the range of the port, from what to what... I have a Belkin 802.11g router, I use Windows XP. And I think the firewall is coming from the router, since basically the Win XP one is off. Thanks for helping, ~Tublear |
Inbound port: 10052-10054
Private port: 10052-10054 I think you only need 10052, but it can't hurt to map the others. |
Thanks :), Now I gotta test this out and see if it works...
EDIT: Err, it didn't work, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, maybe you can tell: [img]http://mysite.verizon.net/vze89vs6/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/firewall.jpg[/img] Apparently, none of these things that I uploaded work. And that's supposed to be my IP Address. |
Yeah, I still need help!
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Maybe you somehow used the wrong IP. And have you tried DMZ yet?
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Yeah, I can't stand that program, It's not helpful at all.
It could be the IP, althought I checked it, It seems to be correct. Plus, the first entry was already filled in, with everything. |
Very, very odd. I have the same Belkin router and JJ2 automatically works here (without having set ANY ports at all).
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