Port Forwarding
16 hours ago, Jackestrel said:I need help PortForwarding
Things I have:
PC: Windows
Modem: arris tg862g/ct
Router: Netgear N600 model: WNDR3800
The arris tg I have is a router/modem combo but I only use it as a Modem. The Router is connected to the Modem by Ethernet.
The network is in Bridge mode
Things I have tried to do for Port Forwarding:
I gave my router and my computer a static IP
I have made a made a port forward rule on the router
I have Port forwarded my router through my modem ( and enabled port forwarding through the modem)
I made an Inbound and Outbound rule for my Windows Firewall for the port
I have checked that the ISP does not block the port I am attempting to open (443)
I have also tried to download Port Forwarding software but that still failed to help open ports
I have done all of the things above but when I go to any port checker, my port is still closed.
Is there anything I am missing in these steps?
-Thanks for your time
Most times Port Checkers fail to see the true status of a port.
If you are trying to use 443 I assume that is for HTTPS. Why not try something simpler first like HTTP with port 80?
On top of that some routers might not go very well with those ports because you might endup on the Administrator page for the router instead of your destination.
Try as well running a Webserver (like IIS on windows) on a diferent port, like 8080 and see if that works. When you manage to have 1 port working, you just need to repete that for other ports.
Hope it helps.
Edit: Just in case you dont know, you can force ports on your browser by doing this http://IPorDomain:port or https://IPorDomain:port
but I would get http working first and worry with certificates and https second.
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