[SOLVED] Problems with port forwarding.

[Anciao]

Good afternoon everyone. I changed the router a few days ago, and I'm having trouble opening the doors. I want to open the doors to be able to play Warzone with less lag.

I've already followed all the tutorials I found, but I'm having difficulties. I already put my computer on iPv4 static ip, 192.168.1.x.

I have a TL-WR845N router and an Arris modem. On the router I have already forwarded all the ports to my computer's IPv4 ip, 192.168.1.x.

https://ibb.co/6wW4DL6

My problem is in the settings on the modem.

I access the modem through the Default Gateway on the router's WaN, 192.168.0.1.

https://ibb.co/TtXfJ30

When forwarding on the modem, my machine's 192.168.1.x ip is not accepted. The only IP that I was able to use is the IP that in my router's Wan is marked as Default Gateway. In this case, the same IP that I used to access the modem.

https://ibb.co/r6PgNQv

Even after these actions the test continues to show that the doors are closed. What am I doing wrong?

https://ibb.co/0qSB6QS

I appreciate any help.

 

[bill001g]

You best option is to run as just a modem and disable the router part. Trying to get port forwarding though 2 routers is a pain.
If you really want to run 2 router you need to forward to the IP assigned to the wan port of the second router

 

[Anciao]

I have no option to change the system of the devices. How do I find the IP assigned to the wan port of the second router?

 

[bill001g]

The second router should show it. This is hard to say it is not consistent between routers. You are just going to have to look around some it is a status screen and some have a wan port sceeen

 

[Anciao]

The second router should show it. This is hard to say it is not consistent between routers. You are just going to have to look around some it is a status screen and some have a wan port sceeen

Thx for the tip, I found the IP. and I managed to open the doors. It didn't solve my NAT connection problem in the game, but it was worth the try.

 

[SamirD]

You should put your router in your isp's dmz. And if that doesn't work, put your system in your router's dmz and see if that works--just make sure your fully protected as you will be wide open at that point.