The ports remain closed.
The ports remain closed.
You're trying to run your own Rust server on port 28105 using both UDP and TCP. You've checked your router and Windows firewall settings, but they didn't work. Since you disabled the firewall completely, it's possible the issue lies elsewhere—such as incorrect configuration in your server code or missing dependencies. Double-check that your Rust application is correctly binding to the right ports and that any required libraries are properly installed. If the problem persists, consider testing with a simpler setup or consulting the Rust server documentation for troubleshooting tips.
Then several scenarios might be at play. 1. The router settings are off. 2. The router you changed isn't the one connected to the outside network and has a public IP. 3. You can redirect ports on the router (like an aftermarket model), but your ISP blocks port forwarding. There are a few other chances, though they're less probable.
They might but I can't guarantee it. I have been told that some ISP's require you to contact them in order to setup port forwarding but it's nothing I've ever confirmed. Before contacting them have you tried opening very common or popular ports? Try port 22 or port 443 then testing them. If it still says they're closed then yeah call your ISP. Unless you have another router between the one you're configuring and the street.
I'm operating the server, though I'm unsure whether this qualifies as listening on the port.