Provide full details about the IP port forwarding issue.
Provide full details about the IP port forwarding issue.
I recommend using a valid local IP address for the device you're forwarding the port to. "111.111.11.1" isn't available on your network, so it indicates an invalid choice. You should input the correct IP of the machine you're connecting to, such as 192.168.0.100. Also, consider the purpose behind this action—routing traffic from the internet to your local network can pose significant security concerns if not handled properly.
It confirms the connection is valid and allows communication.
It displays the internal IP address shown in the network settings.
It seems like you indicated you didn't want to include the IP address.
Let me know how you'd like to proceed!
You clearly aren't familiar with port forwarding and the goal you're trying to reach. It should point to an IP address within your internal network, like 192.168.x.x. The value must match the subnet you use when connecting to your router via a web interface.