Port Forwarding

[Space-Man]

I need to know what i'm doing wrong when i port forward. I'm trying to get my ShoutCast server up and running but when i try to connect to my ShoutCast server, the server tells me i must disable my firewall (which i have). Then i opened the neccessary ports (8000-8001) on my router but still i get the error on my ShoutCast server. I think that this problem has got something to with IP addresses. Any help is much appreciated.

[degsy]

Welcome :)

Do you have a Software Firewall as well as the Router?

[Space-Man]

I'm not sure, how do i found out if i have ?

[pwrmngr]

Windows firewall > Right click My Network Places > left click properties > right click LAN choose properties > choose advanced > settings (assuming you are using xp)

Other firewalls run your mouse over all the icons by the clock and it will popup telling you the programs thats running.

[skillz101]

yes i have Teamspeak, which is a program where people can log into a server to voice with eachother...purpose for playing Online Mass Player Gamers....i have my own dedicated server....and i have set the port (8767) on my router page to be open. and i can log on my serve rjust fine. but when i give epople my external IP: Port used .... they cant get in...

I dont have any firewalls funning....i have a Acitotec router..i dont know what to do? the port im Pretty sure that they needed it said UDP Port 8767...so i wennt to router page and ranged 8767-8767

[bAdWaYz]

Hi skillz,
While we would be more than happy to help you perhaps you could start your own thread.