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Portforward question - Abided - Dec 19, 2013
So Im using jRat and In socket the port is 1336 so I went into my router to portforward.
My router is the Arris: MG5225G. Whole Home solution or w.e
It Has virtual server instead of portforwarding. But when I type in the ports (see screenshot)
http://prntscr.com/2cff0c
When I click on Add virtual server this pops up (see screenshot)
http://prntscr.com/2cfffk
So if anyone can tell me why this isn't working or how to port forward it properly that would be great.
Edit: Also if I say set the 1336 port as tcp and try to create another one for udp it doesn't work either.
My router is the Arris: MG5225G. Whole Home solution or w.e
It Has virtual server instead of portforwarding. But when I type in the ports (see screenshot)
http://prntscr.com/2cff0c
When I click on Add virtual server this pops up (see screenshot)
http://prntscr.com/2cfffk
So if anyone can tell me why this isn't working or how to port forward it properly that would be great.
Edit: Also if I say set the 1336 port as tcp and try to create another one for udp it doesn't work either.
Anyone able to help me with this? Have no idea why its not working.
* - JackIsANerd - Dec 19, 2013
Try some different ports, like 82, or 95. Maybe your router doesn't support ports over 999 for some reason.
Just a guess! :P
* - Abided - Dec 19, 2013
(Dec 19, 2013 02:27 PM)JackIsANerd Wrote: Try some different ports, like 82, or 95. Maybe your router doesn't support ports over 999 for some reason.Damn thought that might of worked but still gives me the same error:/ thanks for the help.
Just a guess! :P
* - coolguy12123 - Dec 19, 2013
Try messing with the ports on Windows Firewall, and router combined, and try choosing different ports.
* - Sigma - Dec 19, 2013
That almost looks like a browser error. Try clearing your browsers cache and cookies; then restart.