#๐Ÿ”’ Python sockets

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thorn rapidsBOT
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@brave onyx

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brave onyx
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so far i have added a client, network and server. I have also added port forwarding to my router to forward any requests on the port 5555 to my server. when testing on my local network everything works no issues, but when i want to test on a network diffrent from the server problems occur

clear swift
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you may have to create a DMZ in your router giving one of your local IPs access to the internet

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i take no responsibility for what happens when you do that lol

brave onyx
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ye dont worry im just testing this with a friend lol

clear swift
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im not the one who will be worried haha

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okay check your router settings for a DMZ setting

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what model router do you have

brave onyx
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telus. so i would log in as an admin

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i guees

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is is possible that not all routers have that setting

clear swift
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telus is that your modem or router?

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i see its a router

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havent heard of that brand but thats nbd

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what model is the router

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i can try to look at the manual

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someone posted this

brave onyx
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its telus pure fiber

clear swift
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no i need a model number

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that sounds more like the service

brave onyx
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ye

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name NH20T

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if that helps

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ok i think i found dmz

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ok i will try to put my computers internal ip and see what happens, thanks for the help

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hopefully i dont get hacked ๐Ÿ’€

clear swift
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heh i hope not

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maybe turn off dmz when youre not testing this program ๐Ÿ˜‰

brave onyx
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yea good idea lol

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