routor is blocking my minecraft sever III NEED HELP
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i trying to run a minecraft sever but it is blocking others to join it
i try to seup portforwiding but it doce not work
i have removed my firewall so it is most likely the routor
cuz when i connect decent to wan it works
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Specs
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Archer C7 routor
cat 5e cabel
win 10 os
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more Info
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java -16
mincecraft sever v-1.17.1
avg antivirus
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what my friends see
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if you want anymore info peace just ask
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Hi @ziondaman, we updated a configuration guide here, you can check:
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If opening the ports doesn't help, please refer to the below troubleshooting guide to check some basic settings:
Why port forwarding feature is not working on my router?
BTW, which port did you open on the C7 for the Minecraft server?
If still no help, please provide the below details:
1. What is the WAN IP address of the C7?
2. Use the WAN IP+port number on a LAN PC to test if the port is opened. If this access failed, it might be your ISP has restrictions on the port/service, and you need to confirm with this.
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Can we have the port forwarding setting on the router?
You can find the WAN IP address on Archer C7 Status page. Ensure that is a public one, otherwise, you need to open the corresponding port on the ISP modem for the router as well.
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Are you sure you even have a public IP?
If your ISP does not provide you with a public IP, instead it routes through their NAT, you will NOT be able to host anything publically (no one will be able to see your server). Check whats your WAN IP address.
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Hi @ziondaman, we updated a configuration guide here, you can check:
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@Kevin_Z thx it works
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