Minecraft server firewall port forward issue...

[Quarke]

I am currently running a Minecraft server network on a computer with ports 25565, 25504, and 25563. I can join the server from the ipv4 address on the computer but, with all the necessary ports enabled (Inbound & Outbound) I can't connect from other computers. I have tried uninstalling my security software and disabling the windows firewall.'

I have disabled IPv6 Stack as recommended in the now inactive, https://linustechtips.com/topic/1483006-minecraft-server-firewall-port-forward-issue/#comment-15763311

[Esperational]

31 minutes ago, Quarke said:

I am currently running a Minecraft server network on a computer with ports 25565, 25504, and 25563. I can join the server from the ipv4 address on the computer but, with all the necessary ports enabled (Inbound & Outbound) I can't connect from other computers. I have tried uninstalling my security software and disabling the windows firewall.'

I have disabled IPv6 Stack as recommended in the now inactive, https://linustechtips.com/topic/1483006-minecraft-server-firewall-port-forward-issue/#comment-15763311

What do you want to achieve or do? I don't really understand. If you tell me what you want to do I'll try to help as much as possible

[Fl0yd-]

I ran into this with my csgo retakes servers back in '18 similarly, you should add the ports in both inbound and outbound rules in the firewall and also adding them in the router port forwarding settings as well, both TCP and UDP in firewall and router.

[Quarke]

2 hours ago, Esperational said:

What do you want to achieve or do? I don't really understand. If you tell me what you want to do I'll try to help as much as possible

I would like to allow other people to join the server from other computers.

[Quarke]

2 hours ago, Fl0yd- said:

I ran into this with my csgo retakes servers back in '18 similarly, you should add the ports in both inbound and outbound rules in the firewall and also adding them in the router port forwarding settings as well, both TCP and UDP in firewall and router.

I have already done that. Before this I had a mac mini and it worked fine.

[Quarke]

2 hours ago, Fl0yd- said:

I ran into this with my csgo retakes servers back in '18 similarly, you should add the ports in both inbound and outbound rules in the firewall and also adding them in the router port forwarding settings as well, both TCP and UDP in firewall and router.

Thats a nice server. Mine is a dell optiplex 7000 with an i5 12500T, 16gb ram, 512gb ssd, and windows 11 pro.