Question I just port forwarded on Netgear XR1000 for Cod MW II ports and it's not working ?

[Rokie34Onli]

i just port forwarded these ports on my router

like this

and i used this website to check if its working or not https://www. canyouseeme. org/

as you can see it is not working
please help how to fix it

 

[kanewolf]

I would start by simplifying your forwards. For example you have a TCP rule for 3074 and a UDP rule for the same thing. But in row 12 you have a TCP and UDP rule in one. Simplify.

 

[Rokie34Onli]

I would start by simplifying your forwards. For example you have a TCP rule for 3074 and a UDP rule for the same thing. But in row 12 you have a TCP and UDP rule in one. Simplify.

i have done that and then they were still not working then i reseted the router and redone them now and still not working. I need solution bro !!

 

[bill001g]

So why are you doing this does the game not work correctly. Generally games that use large central servers do not need port forwarding. If you were playing a game that did not have dedicated servers then one of end users would have to act as a server. A very common one is a minecraft server. Mostly the lists you see on games like this are ports that need to be not blocked say by a firewall they do not actually need to be forwarded.

I would try the much more simple DMZ option rather than port forwarding to start.

Using a program like canyouseeme only works if there is a program running on that port on your machine. Do you actually have a service running on your pc on that port. Generally you would know this information if you setup a actual server.

The thing you first need to check is do you have a public IP. You need to compare the IP with canyouseeme screen with the one on your wan IP. If they are different then you do have a private IP and you can not do any port forwarding.

There are many people that play call of duty on a private IP where it is impossible to port forward. So I don't even see why there is so much interest in doing this....unless private servers hosted in someone house exist.

 

[Unolocogringo]

What is your modem?
My grandson has Comcast and in the advanced security section of his modem it automatically blocks outside requests.