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Hello for my server after changing my udp activate my upn and authorize all firewalls my server is still not accessible to the public do you have an explanation?

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8 hours ago, gillous said:

Hello for my server after changing my udp activate my upn and authorize all firewalls my server is still not accessible to the public do you have an explanation?

 

What is your VPS provider?

PM me, I can probably help you.

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7 hours ago, Scaly said:

 

Quel est votre fournisseur VPS?

PM moi, je peux probablement vous aider.

how can i find out the vps??

 

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37 minutes ago, gillous said:

how can i find out the vps??

 

 

Are you hosting this from your home computer?

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1. Open up a command prompt with the 'magnifying glass' icon in the bottom left of your computer (I assume you're using Windows)

2. Type 'cmd' which should open the command prompt

3. Type 'ipconfig' and save or remember what the Default Gateway is

4. In your web browser type http://<Default Gateway> or https://<Default Gateway>

 

If you can get this far let me know.

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3 minutes ago, Scaly said:

1. Ouvrez une invite de commande avec l'icône «loupe» en bas à gauche de votre ordinateur (je suppose que vous utilisez Windows)

2. Tapez 'cmd' qui devrait ouvrir l'invite de commande

3. Tapez «ipconfig» et enregistrez ou souvenez-vous de la passerelle par défaut

4. Dans votre navigateur Web, saisissez http: // <Default Gateway> ou https: // <Default Gateway>

 

Si vous pouvez aller aussi loin, faites-le moi savoir.

after I have to put my default address in the search bar?

 

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1 minute ago, Scaly said:

Essayez de saisir uniquement l'adresse IP de la passerelle par défaut dans votre navigateur Web.

this registers this site is inaccessible

 

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If your ISP is blocking incoming connections on the port you're using, many residential ISPs block common server ports by default regardless of your firewall settings. Also confirm your port forwarding rule on the router points to the correct internal IP of your server, and verify with a tool like portchecker.co that the port is actually open from the outside.

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