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onearmedscissor
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ok, i've read everything i could find about port forwarding and i still can't get it to work. i'm at my friend's house right now and i did the same thing i did for my router (which works fine), plus a ton of other things that different sites recommended. the only difference is his router is a wireless and mine isn't. his model is linksys wrt54g. it's wireless, but he has a cord directly connected to it. his internet is provided by a satellite dish, if that matters.
i've tried to get forwarding to work for two applications: warcraft iii and azureus bittorrent client. i went to the router settings, and game and applications tab, then i typed in the port for warcraft on both sides (6112) and selected both for the udp/tcp option. i typed in wc3 under application name. then i typed in 101 (my internal ip). doing this is supposed to let me host games on warcraft, but it didn't help. i also did the same thing with different ports for azureus and it gives me a nat error when i test it and shows a yellow status signal.
i've tried unplugging the router and the cables and replugging them in. my internal ip changed from 100 to 101 and i tested forwarding with both, but neither worked. i changed my azureus port twice and none of them worked either. and i tried ports 6112 and 6113 for warcraft iii but no luck. i also tried enabling and disabling my software firewall (kerio), but it didn't change anything. i even tried dmz host but that didn't work either. i had dmz host, kerio disabled, and ports forwarded all at once even, but it STILL didn't work. i have windows xp and i've disabled the xp firewall. i have no idea how to fix this, so can anyone please help? thank you very much.
edit: and i tried restarting the computer and unplugging the power from the router.
i've tried to get forwarding to work for two applications: warcraft iii and azureus bittorrent client. i went to the router settings, and game and applications tab, then i typed in the port for warcraft on both sides (6112) and selected both for the udp/tcp option. i typed in wc3 under application name. then i typed in 101 (my internal ip). doing this is supposed to let me host games on warcraft, but it didn't help. i also did the same thing with different ports for azureus and it gives me a nat error when i test it and shows a yellow status signal.
i've tried unplugging the router and the cables and replugging them in. my internal ip changed from 100 to 101 and i tested forwarding with both, but neither worked. i changed my azureus port twice and none of them worked either. and i tried ports 6112 and 6113 for warcraft iii but no luck. i also tried enabling and disabling my software firewall (kerio), but it didn't change anything. i even tried dmz host but that didn't work either. i had dmz host, kerio disabled, and ports forwarded all at once even, but it STILL didn't work. i have windows xp and i've disabled the xp firewall. i have no idea how to fix this, so can anyone please help? thank you very much.
edit: and i tried restarting the computer and unplugging the power from the router.