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jerry22
By jerry22
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Hi guys how s it going?

 

Can you suggest a software to test if a udp port has been open correctly, please?

 

Thanks

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31 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

Does the udp port have a program behind it? Why not test with the client of the program your using?

gta online, which still says nat type strict, but i opened the udp port in my router

29 minutes ago, Falcon1986 said:

Try YouGetSignal.com.

tried, i think this method doesnt work properly

 

 

 

is there a good software or method to test if it is really open or not? ty

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Just now, jerry22 said:

gta online, which still says nat type strict, but i opened the udp port in my router

tried, i think this method doesnt work properly

 

 

 

is there a good software or method to test if it is really open or not? ty

you need a service behind a port to test if its working right, otherwise nothing is there to respond.

 

You might be under cgnat or simmilar so a port can't be opened anyways/

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20 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

you need a service behind a port to test if its working right, otherwise nothing is there to respond.

 

You might be under cgnat or simmilar so a port can't be opened anyways/

hi vision_server is the service, can you help me?

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8 minutes ago, jerry22 said:

hi vision_server is the service, can you help me?

Please also list the make/model of your router and ISP device.

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