Koishukaze
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I am unable to port forward, i have also allowed the firewall so i would like some help, this is a new router and worked before
If it's a new router connected to a cable modem it's likely that your WAN IP address has changed. Maybe that's the problem. How are you testing this?this is a new router and worked before
I am testing via a laptop on the same network, i have 3 instances, one with local ip, public ip, and a custom ddns (lower priority), both public ip and custom ddns do not work, so it seems to issue is with the port forwardingIf it's a new router connected to a cable modem it's likely that your WAN IP address has changed. Maybe that's the problem. How are you testing this?
As expected this was the resultTesting internally can sometimes be misleading because it relies on NAT loopback. Try doing a port scan from the internet.
Open Port Check Tool -- Verify Port Forwarding on Your Router
A free open port check tool used to detect open ports on your connection. Test if port forwarding is correctly setup or if your port is being blocked by your firewall or ISP.canyouseeme.org
Yes, that will be the problem.For extra info, the first 6 digits of my WAN IP is 100.109, i see a post with a similar issue mentioning something about CGNAT, could this be the issue?
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