So I think I've tried everything I can so far.
Basically trying to forward ports 7777, 15777 and 15000 to setup a Satisfactory Dedicated Server.
I am using a TP-Link Archer AX11000, and have a Public IP Address. I have Forwarded the Ports through the Router selecting 'All' as the protocol (both TCP and UDP) have created inbound and outbound rules on windows firewall (have even tried turning it off).
Still I am unable to get an open port with portchecktool. I have used port listener to test the setup and it works when I am listening on TCP but not on UDP. Running NetUDPEndpoint through windows powershell I can see that I am listening on those ports when the server is running.
DMZ also hasn't worked. I have tried changing the protocol to just UDP and that also didn't work.
I have talked to TP-Link and my ISP and they have no solution. Is anyone here able to help?
Basically trying to forward ports 7777, 15777 and 15000 to setup a Satisfactory Dedicated Server.
I am using a TP-Link Archer AX11000, and have a Public IP Address. I have Forwarded the Ports through the Router selecting 'All' as the protocol (both TCP and UDP) have created inbound and outbound rules on windows firewall (have even tried turning it off).
Still I am unable to get an open port with portchecktool. I have used port listener to test the setup and it works when I am listening on TCP but not on UDP. Running NetUDPEndpoint through windows powershell I can see that I am listening on those ports when the server is running.
DMZ also hasn't worked. I have tried changing the protocol to just UDP and that also didn't work.
I have talked to TP-Link and my ISP and they have no solution. Is anyone here able to help?