[Backpack-Rucksack]

all problems solved.

[Ivanov_1]

Besides the open port have you enabled the port forwarding rule in the firewall? It has been the case in one of my windows pc,where i opened the port in the router but had to enable the port connecting rule in the firewall,both incoming/outgoing.

[Backpack-Rucksack]

Besides the open port have you enabled the port forwarding rule in the firewall? It has been the case in one of my windows pc,where i opened the port in the router but had to enable the port connecting rule in the firewall,both incoming/outgoing.

Do I have to do that if I habr disbaled the windows firewall completely?

[DramaKing]

Besides the open port have you enabled the port forwarding rule in the firewall? It has been the case in one of my windows pc,where i opened the port in the router but had to enable the port connecting rule in the firewall,both incoming/outgoing.

canyouseeme.org is on the Internet.

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I opened the specific ports and checked on canyouseeme.org and it is open. But whenever I build a stub with either quazar or xeno Rat and run it on a client I am not getting any incoming connection, I really dont know why, please someone help me !
Whoever helps me make the client successfully connect gets a 10$ paypal payment.

Payment really isn't necessary. Anyway, the issue must be client-side. You are running the payload on a remote network, yes?

[Backpack-Rucksack]

canyouseeme.org is on the Internet.

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Payment really isn't necessary. Anyway, the issue must be client-side. You are running the payload on a remote network, yes?

I am running in on my own local network at home.
I figured out that the VPN with portforwarding I was using caused the problems. I tested it now without the vpn and it worked.

Thanks to all for helping me.

[DramaKing]

I am running in on my own local network at home.
I figured out that the VPN with portforwarding I was using caused the problems. I tested it now without the vpn and it worked.

Thanks to all for helping me.

That would have been really helpful to know. I asked because often trying to connect to your own public IP address is like trying to dial your own phone number. I remember reading once that it may work, but it shouldn't.