Port Forwarding Issues for a Gmod server (Telus Model: T3200M)

[VONGRATS]

I have a Telus router and i cant figure out how to port forward my gmod server please help!

[꧁Jay꧂]

How far did you get? What part did you get stuck at?

[VONGRATS]

Originally posted by Soarin':

How far did you get? What part did you get stuck at?

Well I got the IP from the command prompt thing on my computer and put the IP into google and logged in as admin that’s where I’m stuck.

[꧁Jay꧂]

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Originally posted by Soarin':

How far did you get? What part did you get stuck at?

Well I got the IP from the command prompt thing on my computer and put the IP into google and logged in as admin that’s where I’m stuck.

Would you like to be added on Discord? We can get this resolved quick

[VONGRATS]

Originally posted by Soarin':

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Well I got the IP from the command prompt thing on my computer and put the IP into google and logged in as admin that’s where I’m stuck.

Would you like to be added on Discord? We can get this resolved quick

I’m afraid I don’t have a discord but if it helps I can guide you to the videos i watched to give you some more insight Telus has a bit of a different system for port forwarding than other services.

[VONGRATS]

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Originally posted by Soarin':

Would you like to be added on Discord? We can get this resolved quick

I’m afraid I don’t have a discord but if it helps I can guide you to the videos i watched to give you some more insight Telus has a bit of a different system for port forwarding than other services.

Here are the videos I have watched so far on it: https://youtu.be/-A03mQL1gww https://youtu.be/Gd0Y6IrBxLA

[꧁Jay꧂]

Repeat what the first video has at around 3 minutes, however do it like this:

Select LAN Device: Your IP
External WAN: 27015
Internal WAN: 27015
External LAN: 27015
Internal LAN: 27015

Set the protocol to TCP,

then do the SAME thing again but select UDP next time. You'll end up with two port forward rules, one being TCP and the other UDP. It should work then.

[VONGRATS]

Originally posted by Soarin':

Repeat what the first video has at around 3 minutes, however do it like this:

Select LAN Device: Your IP
External WAN: 27015
Internal WAN: 27015
External LAN: 27015
Internal LAN: 27015

Set the protocol to TCP,

then do the SAME thing again but select UDP next time. You'll end up with two port forward rules, one being TCP and the other UDP. It should work then.

Thanks ill try it and tell you the results hope it works

[VONGRATS]

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Originally posted by Soarin':

Repeat what the first video has at around 3 minutes, however do it like this:

Select LAN Device: Your IP
External WAN: 27015
Internal WAN: 27015
External LAN: 27015
Internal LAN: 27015

Set the protocol to TCP,

then do the SAME thing again but select UDP next time. You'll end up with two port forward rules, one being TCP and the other UDP. It should work then.

Thanks ill try it and tell you the results hope it works

Unfortunately that hasn't worked any other suggestions?

[꧁Jay꧂]

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Thanks ill try it and tell you the results hope it works

Unfortunately that hasn't worked any other suggestions?

Could you send a screenshot of the port forwarding you've done?

[VONGRATS]

Originally posted by Soarin':

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Unfortunately that hasn't worked any other suggestions?

Could you send a screenshot of the port forwarding you've done?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5ac985gnith0u8e/2019-01-30%2022.02.25.png?dl=0

[Tikomatura]

it could be possible that youre router is running on ipv6.. that makes it impossible for you to portforward and you will have to host your server via a website or something like this or you could hope that steamcmd adds and ipv6 support.. that is very unlikely thoi

[꧁Jay꧂]

Originally posted by Tikomatura:

it could be possible that youre router is running on ipv6.. that makes it impossible for you to portforward and you will have to host your server via a website or something like this or you could hope that steamcmd adds and ipv6 support.. that is very unlikely thoi

You can still host servers with IPv6

Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

Originally posted by Soarin':

Could you send a screenshot of the port forwarding you've done?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/5ac985gnith0u8e/2019-01-30%2022.02.25.png?dl=0

Can you add me and send me your IP to see if I can connect? There's a possibility it's either your Windows Firewall or your router is having problems with NAT Translation, which is where if you try to connect to your own services your router normally should translate your WAN -> LAN to LAN -> LAN.

[VONGRATS]

I’ll add you when I get the chance then we can sort this out

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Originally posted by Super S P O O K:

I’ll add you when I get the chance then we can sort this out

Could you help me also? I added you