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<blockquote data-quote="mrtnlm" data-source="post: 1639291" data-attributes="member: 343318">Thanks for your reply!I did all this, that's what I meant with the &quot;What I tried while on WiFi&quot;. I used a new location to try that, so the automatic location could still be used after it didn't work.It was given to me as an advice to try and set a Static IP, it would help make my port forwarding easier. That's really the only reason I would set it to Static IP, but if you say it's not necessary at all to get the ports forwarded, I'll gladly stop and try a different way. When using slsk for example, my server port is 2242 and my listening port is 55553. But they are always closed and I can't figure out why.I use a Sitecom 300N X2 WL-341, got full access to it.So there, I enabled NAT &gt; enabled Port Forwarding and put in my Local IP. I set the Port Range to 55553-55554, but nothing happens.Is this information you can work with?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrtnlm, post: 1639291, member: 343318"] Thanks for your reply! I did all this, that's what I meant with the "What I tried while on WiFi". I used a new location to try that, so the automatic location could still be used after it didn't work. It was given to me as an advice to try and set a Static IP, it would help make my port forwarding easier. That's really the only reason I would set it to Static IP, but if you say it's not necessary at all to get the ports forwarded, I'll gladly stop and try a different way. When using slsk for example, my server port is 2242 and my listening port is 55553. But they are always closed and I can't figure out why. I use a Sitecom 300N X2 WL-341, got full access to it. So there, I enabled NAT > enabled Port Forwarding and put in my Local IP. I set the Port Range to 55553-55554, but nothing happens. Is this information you can work with? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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