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Niels Tielenburg wrote:now i'm trying to connect from my ip adress 192.168.a.b via my own network 82.121.121.121 to 192.168.a.a.
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Niels Tielenburg wrote:because that's one situation, another is that there is a computer on the other side of the router
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Niels Tielenburg wrote:I already tried that, when my client ( 192.168.50.101 ) wants to connect to the server via 82.121.121.121
that router sees that it uses port 3333 so it forwards it back to the router(192.168.50.1)
Niels Tielenburg wrote:I already tried that, when my client ( 192.168.50.101 ) wants to connect to the server via 82.121.121.121, the signal goes through the first router(192.168.50.1) to the second. that router sees that it uses port 3333 so it forwards it back to the router(192.168.50.1) that router sees again that it uses port 3333 so it forwards it to
the server(192.168.50.102). Or so in theory, it doesn't work here...
Niels Tielenburg wrote:and the ip of the router is 192.168.1.10;)
Don't get me started about those stupid light bulbs. |