I wanted to host a Minecraft server with friends on my NUC at home. I set up port sharing at FritzBOX and also set up the port on the firewall. According to https://www.four.heise.de/security/dienste/portscan/test/go.shtml?scanart=1, port 25565 can also be reached. So what am I doing wrong?
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You may still need to make the IP accessible.
OK? Doesn't go you don't accept requests
Which internet provider do you have? Some use techniques like a DS-Lite tunnel where such an IPv4 release does not work
We're at M-Net and have a FritzBox router from 1&1
Hm, it may well be that that's not possible with them. There are some posts about it in the forum, but since you have to register to view it, I can't read it myself.
According to the article, it is probably like this: https://www.computerbase.de/forum/threads/mnet-fritzbox-7430-udp-ports-freischalten.1905967/
But when I go to the site Wieistmeineip.de I get an IPv4 as well as a v6
Only one suggestion myip.is works best, the others make some mistakes or similar.
Nothing has changed. The IP has remained the same. I have now also identified the firewall. Maybe it is actually the router.
Well that doesn't mean anything, it only shows the address on me that you can reach the website.
Only your provider can tell you which technologies are used.
As far as I know, Minecraft also accepts IPv6 addresses, then you can try it.
Since the address will probably change every day, you should use a DynDNS service.
I think some FritzBoxes even have one built in that works quite well
I have not received an inquiry.
Sorry Changed. My mistake.
