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jianmingyong
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Yap... as I suspected. You are having a internet connection sharing with many people and not really a modem or a router... so I don't think you can port forward.
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sever not working for others
- Thread starter veeravivek
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veeravivek
Gym Leader
ok then
thanks and sorry for wating u r time
thanks and sorry for wating u r time
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jianmingyong
Guest
At least we learn something new
veeravivek
Gym Leader
ok thanks
To get the IP of your router, you open command prompt, type in
Then scroll down to the connection you're using (If you're plugged in, it's probably "Ethernet adapter Ethernet:" or something like that. Under that, your router's IP is "Default Gateway."
For example, here's mine:
My computer has two ethernet ports and a wlan/bluetooth card.
So in order you see:
My bluetooth connection from my wireless card
Generic wired local area connection
EasyTether, I program I used to use to tether to my unrooted Android phone
Generic wireless local area connection
The ethernet port I'm using to plug into my router
My wireless card that I'm currently not using
My other ethernet port that I'm not using
You'll notice for the connections that I'm not using, it just says "Media disconnected." You can ignore those. If I wanted to find the IP of my router, I'd look at "Ethernet adapter Ethernet:" and read the IP next to "Default Gateway." In this case, the IP is 192.168.0.1. I'd then type that into my browser to hopefully connect to the browser interface of the router. If you're at school or some large business, you're not going to have the password to get into the router and they're not going to give it to you. If that's the case, there's no way to port forward and host from that connection.
Code:
ipconfigFor example, here's mine:
My computer has two ethernet ports and a wlan/bluetooth card.
So in order you see:
My bluetooth connection from my wireless card
Generic wired local area connection
EasyTether, I program I used to use to tether to my unrooted Android phone
Generic wireless local area connection
The ethernet port I'm using to plug into my router
My wireless card that I'm currently not using
My other ethernet port that I'm not using
You'll notice for the connections that I'm not using, it just says "Media disconnected." You can ignore those. If I wanted to find the IP of my router, I'd look at "Ethernet adapter Ethernet:" and read the IP next to "Default Gateway." In this case, the IP is 192.168.0.1. I'd then type that into my browser to hopefully connect to the browser interface of the router. If you're at school or some large business, you're not going to have the password to get into the router and they're not going to give it to you. If that's the case, there's no way to port forward and host from that connection.
veeravivek
Gym Leader
i only got this
and sorry for late reply i got some internet problems.
now my computer is fixed so i can create one server.
and sorry for late reply i got some internet problems.
now my computer is fixed so i can create one server.
So then you look at your default gateway which is 172.16.170.1
veeravivek
Gym Leader
then what should i do
Type that into your browser, hope it opens up the page for your router, find port forwarding and use the following information:
IP: 172.16.170.169
Port: 15124
veeravivek
Gym Leader
said that it is close
What are you talking about?
veeravivek
Gym Leader
SEE
That's not what you're supposed to be doing. Type 172.16.170.1 into your browser, sign in (google it or guess), find the port forwarding page, and then use the information I provided.
veeravivek
Gym Leader
no there is no page for it
I would just assume that you can't port forward then.