portfoward help

justiceknight

Singapore5741 Posts

February 13 2010 14:50 GMT

i have same prob as every1 else,i cannot host games and i cannot play with 3 or more human players in a game

my modem Speedtouch 536 v6
my router Belkin F5D7234-4
i am using wireless since my dad is using wired and i have no choice.

i have followed everything in these websites
http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Belkin/F5D7234-4/Starcraft.htm

http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Thomson-Alcatel/SpeedTouch536v6/Starcraft.htm

and heres the image of my settings

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and i still cant get the bloody shit thing to work,whats wrong with my modem/router??

keV.

United States3214 Posts

February 13 2010 14:58 GMT

Those settings appear correct, any other OS firewall or anything running?

deconduo

Ireland4122 Posts

February 13 2010 15:00 GMT

I generally find the problem is setting up your static IP properly, rather than the actuall ports on the router. Make sure you have that done properly first.

stenole

Norway869 Posts

February 13 2010 15:02 GMT

You could also try temporarily setting your computer's IP to DMZ to make sure it's a router problem and not something else.

Aim Here

Scotland672 Posts

February 13 2010 15:16 GMT

On February 13 2010 23:50 justiceknight wrote:
i have same prob as every1 else,i cannot host games and i cannot play with 3 or more human players in a game

It could be that your router is using symmetric nat rather than cone nat. Try googling for ways to change that (if you're lucky, it could be a case of telnetting into an options screen or something, or, if you're unlucky, it might involve replacing the router).

Phrujbaz

Netherlands512 Posts

February 13 2010 15:20 GMT

Like Aim Here said, your router does symmetric nat. You have to telnet into the router to change it.

justiceknight

Singapore5741 Posts

February 13 2010 15:42 GMT

On February 14 2010 00:20 Phrujbaz wrote:
Like Aim Here said, your router does symmetric nat. You have to telnet into the router to change it.

how do i do this?

Saturnize

United States2473 Posts

February 13 2010 17:25 GMT

You need to make a static ip on the computer itself before you port forward.

Neivler

Norway911 Posts

February 13 2010 17:52 GMT

I think it is 6117 for UDP, or both 6112 and 6117. Try that, it might help

justiceknight

Singapore5741 Posts

February 14 2010 00:15 GMT

#10

On February 14 2010 00:02 stenole wrote:
You could also try temporarily setting your computer's IP to DMZ to make sure it's a router problem and not something else.

tried,nothing changed T_T

On February 14 2010 02:52 Neivler wrote:
I think it is 6117 for UDP, or both 6112 and 6117. Try that, it might help

isnt starcraft 6112 to 6112?

MasterOfChaos

Germany2896 Posts

February 14 2010 11:16 GMT

#11

From 6112 to 6119 UDP. It usually uses 6112, but if that one is already in use(or if you manually select another one) it binds to one of the higher ports.

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