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So :{ BK }: 's issue was another case of double NAT.
From his ISP he has a cable router/modem and then internally he has another Wireless Router. All the devices are behind the wireless router. So in this case we needed to NAT TCP:1802 on the cable modem/router to the WAN IP of the Wireless Router, and then NAT TCP:1802 there to his PC.
If I spring the $40 for PortForward software will it solve my issue?
The frustration is too much
Hi Rondor - I posted after your last message:
https://www.fantasygrounds.com/forum...l=1#post208333
Trust in the damned... his Net Fu is strong! :)
Thanks ever so much, damned. Perhaps we can set up a time to skype or teamspeak?
I appreciate it.
If you are free now join me...
Fixed it myself:
See https://download.parallels.com/deskt...uide/31974.htm
I have a connectivity issue:
Situation:
Running Latest Fantasy Grounds on windows 7 emulated on parallels on Mac Yosemite on my MacBookAir
On fantasy grounds the 'internal address' is 10.211.55.3
I have enabled 8102 port forwarding on the external router.
Also enabled the windows7 firewall for port 8102.
When one of my players enabled the demo campaign I was able to successfully connect from fg on win7 on parallels on the mac to it. As a result I believe that the issue is in routing traffic to the correct port on the mac.
Doe anyone have any ideas?
Phill
Try 1802Quote:
Originally Posted by philleverson
Hi guys, Ilove fg but I have some problem to open 1802 port. I've tp-link TL-WR841N (fowarding virtual server configured on tcp and udp). Internal IP changed from dynamic to static (192.198.0.14) but it doesn't works. I try to deactivate windows fw and avira, and test but still doesn't works.
Any ideas? I'm a little frustrated...:(
P.S. when ip was dynamic try an internal connection works, but now it remains in "connecting..." status.
you only need to forward 1802tcp.
sent you a PM.