Author Topic: I've About Had It With My Internet (Port Forwarding)  (Read 2017 times)

It's never really been that bothersome to me, but I've finally given in and decided I need to get hosting to work for Blockland since I've never gotten it to work. I've port forwarded more times than I can remember, using not only Badspot's Guide but many others. I'm not sure what, if I have done anything, wrong. I've tried several different ports to no avail. I've had to portforward for an Xbox before so I could open the NAT type and that's worked before but I can't understand why I can't get any of these damned ports to become open so I can just host a server.

I have a Cisco - E1500 (Linksys Firmware) Wireless Router that I am honestly 3 feet from in the other room. Any help would be appreciated. Back when I started playing in V18, I could host then, and one day it just stopped working and I've never been able to understand why and it's been a very long time since V18 and I just want to host a fricken server.

Port forwarding, according to the website, hasn't been necessary since v14.
Have you switched ISPs from v18 to now?

Port forwarding, according to the website, hasn't been necessary since v14.
Have you switched ISPs from v18 to now?
Haven't changed ISPs. Not many choose from in Southwest Wisconsin unless you want to pay stuff loads of cash a month.

Port forwarding, according to the website, hasn't been necessary since v14.
Have you switched ISPs from v18 to now?

In some cases it is still required.

OP, you also need to make sure that the ports are allowed through the firewall on your computer.

In some cases it is still required.

OP, you also need to make sure that the ports are allowed through the firewall on your computer.
Ive allowed all incoming connections from Blockland on Windows Firewall

I believe you need to open the port separately.

I allowed the port as an Inbound and Outbound Rule and still nothing is working.

I allowed the port as an Inbound and Outbound Rule and still nothing is working.

It should be a UDP port. Make sure you did that instead of TCP. Also, make sure that your server is actually set to the correct port. Look for $Pref::Server::Port in config/server/prefs.cs.

It should be a UDP port. Make sure you did that instead of TCP. Also, make sure that your server is actually set to the correct port. Look for $Pref::Server::Port in config/server/prefs.cs.
I'm pretty sure I have everything set up correctly. Do you have skype to let me share screen to make sure?

Sorry, I don't add people on steam/skype/whatever for BL help.

Did you actually check the port in the file? Did you check to make sure that you allowed the UDP port through your firewall and that you forwarded the UDP port?

Sorry, I don't add people on steam/skype/whatever for BL help.

Did you actually check the port in the file? Did you check to make sure that you allowed the UDP port through your firewall and that you forwarded the UDP port?
Attached are pictures making sure I did everything correctly as you said it.

I have been having the exact same problem. I've been trying to port forward for the longest time doing absolutely everything ive been told and not once has it worked

Check to make sure that your computer's IP address has not changed. I'd recommend giving it a static IP.

I have been having the exact same problem. I've been trying to port forward for the longest time doing absolutely everything ive been told and not once has it worked

Make your own topic.

I already gave it a static IP. It was directed to do so in Baddpots Guide and I gave it the IP of 192.168.0.149