check if provider blocks your ports

[1kreanga]

my friend can NOT get open ports working with his Canyon router.
we've tried everything also some port checkers but port (even if web 80) can not get open.

is there some definitive test for open ports that we can be sure provider blocks ?

he's got no static IP. we've tried also dyndns but no help.

[vimmers]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

if the router have firewall try to turn it of
also check on portfoward.com about his router are there

[1kreanga]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

my friend has got only dyn IP.
on router we've open 80 port.
localhost displays local web.
windows FW and antivir FW are switched off.

but no help.

so I suppose only solution is to buy external IP.
then ports should be open.

[vimmers]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

no what i mean u have to go inside the router and see about there are a firewall in there turned on
u didn't say which router it are this are just 1 of the canyon routers
_http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Canyon/CN-AMR/The_Matrix_Online.htm
find the router here
this are a list of canyon routers i can see on _http://portforward.com/
CN-AMR
CN-BR1
CN-WF505
CN-WF506
CN-WF514
CN-WF514M
CNR-BR2

[1kreanga]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

yes. hot tried this. for router CN-WF514.
but screens on this router looks completely different.

_http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Canyon/CN-WF514/default.htm

[vimmers]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

hurry up and hide your link or u brake the rules of the board

yes. hot tried this. for router CN-WF514.
but screens on this router looks completely different.

https://_ __hxxp://portforward.com/e...14/default.htm

some pictures are general and explain most of the routers that way
try to read between the pictures

[DirtyDonki]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

Put "are my ports open" into ****** and be happy.

Enable uPnP and you will never have to worry about opening or closing ports again.

[pcca-matrix]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

What's the model name of your canyon router ?

I'm selling canyon router at my store and all have DMZ option.

So you can simply choose DMZ with the Ip of your box

[1kreanga]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

My friend's using Canyon CN-WF514.

What's the model name of your canyon router ?

I'm selling canyon router at my store and all have DMZ option.

So you can simply choose DMZ with the Ip of your box

[pcca-matrix]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

On your router web config.

Click the button general setup.
You find this button on the left of the page.
Click the link named nat.

In this menu click Virtual Server
a new is page displayed.
put a checkmark in the Enable Virtual Server checkbox.

Enter the other fields as follows:
Private IP The local IP address of your pc/box
Private Port The port number you want top open (ex:80)
Type TCP
Public Port Again the port number (80)
Comment anything you want (ex:dbox server)

Click the button add.

Your Pc/box have now the port (in this exemple 80) Opened.

Assuming your box/pc is on the same subnet thn your router.

Dont forget to setup your box/pc with a static IP adresse !

GL

[1kreanga]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

Thanks for your effort.
Will try to apply these steps on my friend's pc when he'll be on-line

[enes]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

_http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Canyon/CN-WF514/Camstreams.htm

Did you look this webpage? Pictures should looks a same.... But, if you have same options, you should do it right....

[pcca-matrix]

Re: check if provider blocks your ports

Like picture , port forwaring is similar than virtual server.

Port forwarding is for a port range (ex :80~85)

Virtual server are for single port forwarding (ex:80)

the 2 work as same , but using virtual server in this case is more secure