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Hawillis
2nd Jul 07, 3:12 PM
Time time has come for me to waste more time trying to forward my ports.

In short.
I have correctly forwarded my ports. Trust me. All the gamespy and the 6112.
I have correctly entered into my DMZ.
I have allowed access from my firewall.
UpNp is enabled.

The only thing I might not have is a static ip, but I cant set that up, cos I dont understand what a DNS server is, and I dont have an alternate one, which windows makes me have, so I make up an alternate one.

Why can I not host AM games? Really annoying me now as Im looking to start tourneys but this will pose a real problem.

Thanks

Looking at my router, there are a few things that this might me, but I dont hav a clue what im talking about, only understand what i have read on this site.

Possible issues:
1. my IP filter is on high and is blocking stuff. I could image shack if this is interesting to show what its blocking.

2. Something to do with a firewall being on, attack protection and the like. I dont want to mess about with this not know what it does incase im vulnerable.
ÜberJumper
2nd Jul 07, 11:06 PM
Post the results from this please.

http://forums.relicnews.com/showthread.php?t=63593
Hawillis
3rd Jul 07, 3:28 AM
Sending udp packet from 6112 to 6112
Received from /66.134.89.225:6112 to 6112 "NAT detected"
Received from /66.134.89.225:6500 to 6500 "udp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:27900 to 27900 "udp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:27901 to 27901 "udp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:29910 to 29910 "udp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:43673 to 6667 "tcp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:44520 to 28910 "tcp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:37494 to 29900 "tcp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:60175 to 29901 "tcp pass"
Received from /66.134.89.225:52703 to 29920 "tcp pass"


Which I believe is the good result (except from the NAT).
I get this result either with my DMZ or forwarding the ports manually, but atm I have done both to be sure.
ÜberJumper
3rd Jul 07, 3:06 PM
Can you post a log file from http://www.tomcoyote.org/hjt please?

Also, can you provide the make and model of your router?
Hawillis
4th Jul 07, 4:08 AM
Modem:
Huawei SmartAX-MT882v2

And attatched log. What the hell is that lol?

Thanks for your time.
ÜberJumper
4th Jul 07, 10:09 AM
Is your router a modem as well? Can you put it into a "bridge mode"?
Hawillis
4th Jul 07, 11:12 AM
It is. I do not know what bridge mode is but i will look around its settings.
Hawillis
6th Jul 07, 11:51 AM
I cant find a bridge mode. Where should I be looking?
In my IP adress when I type it ointo the internet explorer or in my connections?

Thanks
ÜberJumper
6th Jul 07, 11:59 AM
It would be in the router's settings itself.
Hawillis
7th Jul 07, 5:08 AM
Unless there is another term for bridge mode, no there isnt.
ÜberJumper
7th Jul 07, 8:21 AM
Do you have a link to the router's manual?