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Another update: I still haven't solved the issue but I figured it's worth noting that I do have a dynamic IP address that changes after every restart. I'll add this information to the OP.

Sorry for the late reply, I'll test that now. People online said to restart the Eero after port forwarding, but that didn't work. I'll see if I get better results plugging a laptop running an MC server directly into the modem. Update: Still isn't working. After connecting my computer directly...

I will run a test to see if users inside the local network can connect to the server. EDIT: They can connect to the server. It's only users outside the local network who can't connect.

Eero definitely supports port forwarding. The app itself gives clear menus when it comes to that. I have correctly port-forwarded it using the app, either by TCP (Which Minecraft natively supports), UDP, and TCP/UDP. Either way, it does not work. The Eero app itself does not support a DMZ...

It does indeed.

Hello everyone! I'm sure this is a common question, and I'm usually able to resolve things like this myself but right now I'm stumped. I have used the Eero app to port-forward 25565 so my friends can join my Minecraft server. However, it does not appear to be open to the outside internet...