Issue with routing traffic through a server.
Issue with routing traffic through a server.
Hello Guys, As stated in the title then i'm having trouble with port forwards. I have setup the rule in my router and my router company support cleared that the port forward was setup correctly. My Default Gateway Ip is 192.168.2.1 and the pc i'm trying to port forward to is 192.168.2.10. Picture 1: is my port forward rule. Picture 2: is my Unifi Security Gateway. Picture 3: is the pc with the IP 192.168.2.10 as seen on both the Unifi Router and with ipconfig. I used Putty to try to track traffic on port 7777 on both the LAN side and the WAN side. Picture 4: Putty LAN side. Picture 5: Putty WAN side (I crossed off my public ip) Picture 6: Windows Firewall inbound rule. I have looked online and i can't find anything about it and i'm honestly clueless about what i need to do to open my port I'm writting here in hope that someone smarter than me (maybe about 99% of everyone) can tell me what im doing wrong xd Picture 7: a port checker saying the port is being filtered, if i turn windows firewall off then the goes from filtered to closed if that helps. I really hope someone can help me, and even if you just have a suggestion to what i can try or need some more information please write. Have a great day. -Andreas Soegaard.
It appears the solution was as easy as turning off and on the router again.
It indicates an application or server is active on that port. What purpose do you intend for those ports?
On macOS or Linux, you can execute commands in the terminal and have your device respond on a specific port. In Windows, using nc with -l -p PORT achieves this.