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Unable to reach the Minecraft server via IPv6 connection.

Unable to reach the Minecraft server via IPv6 connection.

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Killerman1834
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10-06-2023, 01:27 PM
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Hey, Firstly, thank you for trying to help me, even if you don't respond and only read this. So, the Problem I currently have is, that I cannot connect to my Minecraft-Server with IPv6 outside of the network, which the Host is currently using (The Internet connection, on which the Host is connected, is DS-Lite, so no real IPv4 support there). I opened the Ports 25565 on UDP and TCP, 25575 on UDP and TCP and (I think these are only for Bedrock, but I opened them anyways, just in case they are needed) 19323 (or something like that, I checked that it is the right one, but I don't know it right now) on UDP and TCP. All ports are forwarded in the Windows machine (the Windows-Security-thingy), the router and the Account, on which the Server was started from, is an Admin. On the network I can connect to it using the IPv6, but not just localhost, which is weird (I used the Host to try and another PC in the same network). Now something I noticed: When entering just netstat in cmd it isn't showing any of the opened ports. Is that normal? I don't think so. Again, thank you very much, if you are trying to help me!
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Killerman1834
10-06-2023, 01:27 PM #1

Hey, Firstly, thank you for trying to help me, even if you don't respond and only read this. So, the Problem I currently have is, that I cannot connect to my Minecraft-Server with IPv6 outside of the network, which the Host is currently using (The Internet connection, on which the Host is connected, is DS-Lite, so no real IPv4 support there). I opened the Ports 25565 on UDP and TCP, 25575 on UDP and TCP and (I think these are only for Bedrock, but I opened them anyways, just in case they are needed) 19323 (or something like that, I checked that it is the right one, but I don't know it right now) on UDP and TCP. All ports are forwarded in the Windows machine (the Windows-Security-thingy), the router and the Account, on which the Server was started from, is an Admin. On the network I can connect to it using the IPv6, but not just localhost, which is weird (I used the Host to try and another PC in the same network). Now something I noticed: When entering just netstat in cmd it isn't showing any of the opened ports. Is that normal? I don't think so. Again, thank you very much, if you are trying to help me!

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