Port Forwarding [Mac]

[jes00]

I've the THE TUTORIAL, but whenever I put in my IP address and internet password then I get this:

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[shitlord]

i dont know how a mac works with this kind of stuff but why not try doing it through the actual router instead of doing it through mac software
i guess your mac is having trouble communicating with the router

[jes00]

Any idea how I would do that?

[shitlord]

try using 192.168.0.1 in an HTML bar in a browser

[shitlord]

no-edit: meant to say URL bar not HTML

[jes00]

[Shift Kitty]

It would be 192.168.1.1

[shitlord]

It would be 192.168.1.1

it varies per ISP

[jes00]

I found the right IP address.

Anyone know what was in the last image of the tutorial? He says "add what I have here".

[jes00]

I think I did it right.

:)

[Shift Kitty]

it varies per ISP

It varies per router.
His local IP seems to be 192.168.1.x, which means it's 192.168.1.1. This is also something you can set yourself.

I think I did it right.

:)

* Shift Kitty applauds

[jes00]

It varies per router.
His local IP seems to be 192.168.1.x, which means it's 192.168.1.1. This is also something you can set yourself.

It was actually 192.168.1.254.

My server's ping is ---, but people can still join it. Does this mean anything? Any way to fix it?

[Shift Kitty]

Is it --- for everyone or just yourself? Cause if it's just yourself, that's probably normal.

[Kyuande]

I think using command prompt can help find your gateway too, by using "ipconfig" in the command prompt

(I don't know much about macs but they have some type of console and a command related)

[Shift Kitty]

ifconfig -a
according to a quick google search