[MoneyXchang3R]

I follow all the steps correctly every time I try and portforward. But yet it doesn't work, I've disabled my firewall, tried different ports, everything. It's really frustrating

[Maple ‎‎]

Very good tutorial. If anyone aks me how to PF becasue they have PF touble I will defiantly direct them here. Keep up the good work.

[Pr0xyg3n]

Damn, i suck at Port Forwarding >_> I think i'm stuck behind 2 routers though... Win firewall off, DMZ off, Av off, UDP and TCP forwarded and still no luck! 😧

[Ricar70]

Nice tutorial about portforwarding... awesome!
Thanks for sharing.

[Mr. RawrGasm]

Umm i did the last step first, is that bad? X)

[undera]

very helpfull tut. helps me a lot . thanx . keep the nice work

[Justice]

NICE tutorial man, way to give back to the community! great job. =]

[dishnitup]

Ok, now i understand this. I can go home tonight and get at least this far. Now i have to figure out how to go after the people I want. Also, how do I go about hacking other computers on the same router I am on? This tut seems to get me outside my router. Any further advice is welcome. Thanks a ton!!

[Spreader]

Can I have the Beer plz!...hik...hik...

Good TUT buddy!Will be helps many new members!Keep it up!

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[Goldman4]

Cool but i and not the best at this stuff thanks tho ! :)

[Snoilspb]

omgg all this is so confusing loli am so lost on these forums

[Jeny]

Thanks for the tutorial buddy! This will help me a lot.

[mdmguyon]

I got lost at the step of "go to control panel ->network and sharing center." I have no "network and sharing center." I have "Network Connections," but then there's no "Change adapter settings" in the left pane.

[mdmguyon]

You probably have windows xp. Right click on your network adapter and click properies, then select IPv4 and click properties to change your IP.

Yes, I have Windows XP. It took a while, since I don't know how to right click on my network adapter, but I think I found what you're referring to. I had to go to "Control Panel," then "Network Connections," and then "Local Area Connection." I right clicked on that and then clicked on "Properties." Under "General," it said "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)," which I highlighted and then clicked on "Properties." Only then did I see something similar to what your tutorial referred to. "Obtain an IP address automatically" and "Obtain DNS server address automatically" were selected. I can see where I can enter numbers for addresses I select. If I enter an IP address and tell it to use it, does that mean that I will have that as a static IP address? Another tutorial suggested using no-ip.com to get a static IP address. Why would anyone do that when it can be done this way? How can I be sure that the address I select is available?