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My router's admin page doesn't have a port-forwarding option!

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Isaac Fox:

As most of you know, port-forwarding is required to host a working Blockland server, but my router's admin page doesn't have an option where you can port-forward. What do I do?

My router used to be BT, where my servers ran perfectly, but my parents had to replace it with loving Plusnet.

zenloth:

Sometimes routers won't have a port forward option and instead have a "services" and "firewall" pairing.

You have to set up the "Blockland" service which lists ports and whether tcp/udp. Then you put the service into the firewall, listing the hosting internal IP on incoming connections.

Lugnut:

What is the model of your router?

Isaac Fox:


--- Quote from: zenloth on January 24, 2012, 06:12:55 PM ---Sometimes routers won't have a port forward option and instead have a "services" and "firewall" pairing.

You have to set up the "Blockland" service which lists ports and whether tcp/udp. Then you put the service into the firewall, listing the hosting internal IP on incoming connections.

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Is it okay if I ask how to do all this?

zenloth:

Does your router page have the "services" and "firewall" pages?

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