From Service, select the application for port forwarding. If you get a warning message, restart your Wi-Fi gateway.
#Setup upnp port forwarding air video server hd code#
If there is a good way of doing this, please do let me know. Enter the Device Access Code found on the side of your gateway. Quick note: I should also add that If you are talking about a static IP for my PC, I have configured the static IP for this PC, but I have not found a way to check it. The issue is, what do I set it to? I have tried several different IP's to do with the defualt gateway but none have worked. I later dismissed this as a non-issue but it sounds like it might be now.
I played around with this and attempted to use a modified defualt gateway in this area, however everytime I would try this my router would fail and I would reset it. On my gateway settings, there is a setting for the router itself to do with setting it with a static IP. I checked the service after reading this comment, and I found that it was still running on automatic mode, so the issue doesn't lie thereĤ. As you said, the second point should be ruled out, as I have checked to see if the ports are openģ. That way your smart-tv or toaster now has forwarded ports instead of the intended host. Last thing i could think of is that the forwarding works to the outside but your hosting machine doesn´t have a static ip/already got a new dynamic one via DHCP. Maybe start Steam and the game with Admin privilige just to be sure. The UPnP thing can be easily ruled out if you check right now if the service is still running after several reboots, the game should pick it up without issues then. The next,unlikely but still possible,issue might be that the router in question doesn´t work well with portranges and you´ll need to specify each port seperatly (can be ruled out since you said they ARE in fact open but yeah). Originally posted by Urg:Any Ideas? Since you didn´t specify the used protocol, you might have opened the ports using TCP while UDP is needed for example.
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