mincraft server

[Blade_792]

i am trying to open a minecraft server for me and my friend but they being in theyr normal network can't enter what can i do?

 

 

[Prodigy_Smit]

Did you port forward your server port on your router?

 

[Blade_792]

9 minutes ago, Smit Devrukhkar said:

Did you port forward your server port on your router?

 

how can i do it?

 

[JustTom420]

hard to say how to do it. What router do you have. For me thats a Fritz!Box 7530 but i think thats a Germany/Austria/Switzerland only thing.

Just Google your router name and add portforwarding. The port you need is 25565

[Zindokar]

The idea of port forwarding is: your ISP router has a NAT, which means "nobody" can join your local computer because you have a WAN IP which "is external", and NAT has a table to tell from incoming IP:PORT which local computer redirect. For example your WAN IP is 90.90.90.90, minecraft server port is 25565, so you have to tell your ISP router that 90.90.90.90:25565 to a local ip 192.168.1.25:25565 (for example). So you need, static local ip address to your computer, then configure in your router the ip forwarding, nat routing or whatever is called, external ip should be 0.0.0.0, local ip should be the static IP from your computer (192.168.1.100 for example), then in/out port 25565.

[Blade_792]

2 hours ago, Zindokar said:

The idea of port forwarding is: your ISP router has a NAT, which means "nobody" can join your local computer because you have a WAN IP which "is external", and NAT has a table to tell from incoming IP:PORT which local computer redirect. For example your WAN IP is 90.90.90.90, minecraft server port is 25565, so you have to tell your ISP router that 90.90.90.90:25565 to a local ip 192.168.1.25:25565 (for example). So you need, static local ip address to your computer, then configure in your router the ip forwarding, nat routing or whatever is called, external ip should be 0.0.0.0, local ip should be the static IP from your computer (192.168.1.100 for example), then in/out port 25565.

thanks

[Blade_792]

4 hours ago, Zindokar said:

The idea of port forwarding is: your ISP router has a NAT, which means "nobody" can join your local computer because you have a WAN IP which "is external", and NAT has a table to tell from incoming IP:PORT which local computer redirect. For example your WAN IP is 90.90.90.90, minecraft server port is 25565, so you have to tell your ISP router that 90.90.90.90:25565 to a local ip 192.168.1.25:25565 (for example). So you need, static local ip address to your computer, then configure in your router the ip forwarding, nat routing or whatever is called, external ip should be 0.0.0.0, local ip should be the static IP from your computer (192.168.1.100 for example), then in/out port 25565.

I did that but if i try to enter from another network minecraft gie me this error: "io.netty.channel.AbstractChannell$AnnotatedConnectExeption: Connection timed out: no further information: "

[Zindokar]

18 minutes ago, Blade_792 said:

I did that but if i try to enter from another network minecraft gie me this error: "io.netty.channel.AbstractChannell$AnnotatedConnectExeption: Connection timed out: no further information: "

In server.properties file IP param, you should have the local ip address of the computer which is hosting the server, not the wan ip if I am correct.

[Blade_792]

29 minutes ago, Zindokar said:

In server.properties file IP param, you should have the local ip address of the computer which is hosting the server, not the wan ip if I am correct.

yes you are correct, in the ip ther is the server local ip

 

[Zindokar]

so did you manage to connect to your minecraft server remotely? are you using jdk1.8 (java 8)?

[Blade_792]

3 minutes ago, Zindokar said:

so did you manage to connect to your minecraft server remotely? are you using jdk1.8 (java 8)?

i am using java 8 but i can't connect remotely