PortForwarding for terraria

[LoOty42]

Hi,
Im trying to portforward for my terraria server and I just cant get it work. I think i have done everything right.. Even DMZ doesnt work. And sites like canyouseeme.org says connection timed out, could not see your service on xx.xx.xx.xx on port 7777. Firewall disabled.
Im trying for like 3 days now. please
help
thanks

Router: Tenda w311r

 

[veladem]

Try port 25565 and make sure all your server config files are set to the same port, don't ad any IP to the configs though.

Also check that the port forward is set to TCP/UDP and the Other option is selected, with start and end port having the same value.

 

[LoOty42]

Tried, no succes, and You can't set IP in terraria server config anyways.
Btw: What do You mean by ''and the Other option is selected'' ?
thanks

 

[veladem]

Under "Service name" There should be AIM etc, select other.

 

[LoOty42]

There's nothing like Service name or something like that.
heres pic. http://postimg.org/image/bfxsizfvz/

 

[veladem]

Try both option instead of TCP or UDP.

And run one port with only the "Both" option selected.

 

[LoOty42]

No succes either, I did this when I tried it for the first time, but then I somewhere read that it may not work when both is selected.
And also, should I be doing this all with DMZ enabled or not ?

 

[veladem]

You know, I don't have DMZ enabled for any of my servers, try to disable it and try both "Both" and then try TDP/UDP.

Also, what ISP do you have?

 

[LoOty42]

And agaaain, no succes.
My ISP is klfree(klfree.net) and I live in Czech republic.

 

[veladem]

Ooooh, that ISP may block ports being opened, I'll need to check when home.

 

[LoOty42]

Okay, so I found out, that in the router it says static IP, but since DHCP is enabled, it changes my pc ipv4 address.
What should I do with that ? Simply turning off DHCP ?

 

[teddymines]

I've found that port forwarding works best when the PC has a static IP address. So open a command prompt, type in "ipconfig /all" and then print the results. Then go to your router and see what range it uses for DHCP, this will be something like 192.168.1.100 and higher. In your network settings, disable DHCP by going into your TPC/IP properties and setting it to use ip address 192.168.1.10 (this is outside your router's DHCP range), subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and default gateway 192.168.1.0. Then put in the DNS hosts from your command line screen. Back on your router, you can then forward TCP and UDP to the static IP 192.168.1.10.

 

[LoOty42]

So I kinda did that. IP 192.168.0.10 Mask 255.255.255.0 default gateway 192.168.0.1 (I lost connection when i set 1 instead of 0) Ip is now succesfuly 192.168.0.10. But the ports still wont open. Not even DMZ.