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RileyB

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#197863 15-Jun-2016 18:19
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Hi guys, I got an static IP from MR with the hope of hosting a game server for myself and couple friends, but alas I can't get anything to work.

 

I can connect to my server fine over local area network, but nothing over the internet. I can't even ping my external IP address from external locations. Port forwarding is setup on my router, and Windows firewall rules etc set.

 

 

 

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong?






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  #1574609 15-Jun-2016 18:21
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Are you sure you actually have a public IP and not CG-NAT?

 

 




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  #1574636 15-Jun-2016 19:53
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Hi Riley,

With a static IP, you should be able to port forward and host a server. If you're having issues, give our team a call to check that IP has been set up properly.

 

Thanks, the Team @ MyRepublic


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  #1574831 16-Jun-2016 08:55
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1)     https://www.whatismyip.com/

 

2)     http://www.canyouseeme.org/

 

If 1 does not match what youve been told, contact MR.

 

If 1 is fine and 2 isnt working, double check your port forwarding etc 

 

If happy 1 and 2 are fine, contact MR.

 

 





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