#TechSpider Port Forwarding
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Alright, first thing I'll have you do is open Foundry, go to the Configuration screen, and untick the box that says Enable UPnP.
Done.
Then we'll check your firewall, lemme go steal copy Gen's blurb
- press the windows key on your keyboard
- type defender
- select Windows Defender Firewall
- click Advanced Settings on the left, then Inbound rules
How many rules do you see for Foundry?
4 for Foundry itself, then 2 for an .exe version. All...are Private.
Delete them all, then do the following
Search for Powershell in your start menu, right-click it, Run As Administrator, and run this command
New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName 'Foundry Port' -Profile 'Any' -Direction Inbound -Action Allow -Protocol TCP -LocalPort 30000
Did it spit out red text? If not that's good
No, it's all white text.
Good
Keep that powershell window open, we'll get a closer look at your network to determine what we'll need to do for port forwarding
CGNAT is a service used by ISPs to decrease the number of IPv4 addresses their networks use. It places an additional router outside the customer's own network and provides them with an internal IPv4 address provided by the company. This often prevents incoming connections on numerous ports.
To confirm you are affected by CG NAT, use one of the following commands:
Windows 10: open a powershell window and use the following command
tracert -h 5 (curl https://ifconfig.me/ip -UseBasicParsing); tracert 8.8.8.8
Mac/Linux: open a terminal and use the following command
traceroute -m 5 $(curl -4 ifconfig.io); traceroute 8.8.8.8
After the command has completed, please post a screenshot here with the results so a troubleshooter can interpret them.
M'kay.
I'm not worried about the CGNAT part, this trace shows us what's between your computer and your ISP as well as checking for CGNAT. Which is very helpful for our next steps
I only took an intro to programming class, so a lot of this still sounds like quasi sorcery to me.
No worries, you just need to run that command and get the screenshot like the instructions say 🙂
Copy and paste the following, then press enter
tracert -h 5 (curl https://ifconfig.me/ip -UseBasicParsing); tracert 8.8.8.8
Then once you see the second Trace Complete message, get a screenshot of the whole thing
All good
There
Thanks, we're checking it now
Ok, shouldn't be terrible. You'll need to download and install the Comcast app on your phone, and log into that
Ah yes. I should've known. Comcast.
You do appear to be suffering from them, you have my condolences
Once you're in, let me know and I'll let you know where to go and what to enter
Connect -> Select your network -> More Options -> Advanced Settings -> Port Forwarding -> Add Port Forward
Got to Port Forward.
There should be an option to Add Port Forward somewhere on there. Select that, then select your computer from the device list
Then Manual Setup
Okay, got it.
Alright, can you get a screenshot of what you see there?
Yes, and awesome
Launch Foundry and then launch you rworld, and see if your connection shows up as green
Aha! It is!
