Recent content by nicklasbns

thanks, but this did not fix my problem. i am also quite sure i have done the port forwarding correctly. but thanks for the help. what im thinking is the problem, is maybe my router is behind a bigger NAT from my isp that would change the ip and block incoming traffic, but i dont know enough...

i dont know what the problem is but have you tried restarting your ethernet card? Instead of the whole computer

I have tried to open port 2090 on my router, to host a node.js server for my friends. here is a picture of my router config It works everywhere on my local network with both localhost(127.0.0.1:2090), my local ip(192.168.0.5:2090) and my public ip(82.211..:2090). But if i tell my friends to...