Hello,

i have changed my Computer to a static IP in the private Network and also enabled Port forwarding at UDP 16000 on my TG788vn Modem/Router i got from my Provider. But i still get this message when i run Network Diagnostics:

Test Result: Symmetric NAT
Network Health: Poor
Recommended Action: Port forwarding recommended or switch routers. The only port you need to forward is UDP port 16000 on Voobly you do NOT need the direct play ports 2300-2400 and 47624.
Details: Your router assigned different public ports to all the test servers this will make it hard for users to directly connect to you. You will likely see a large number of fast proxies.

Any Suggestions?

hi
make sure the ip you used is your pc ip and you saved/applied after setting up the router.

Hi, thx for the quick response.

I can assign a Device to the Port Forwarding at my Router: It shows the same IP at the assigned Device as with cmd/ipconfig at my computer + static.

Im playing arround with this since hours now:

Firewalls, different Ports, UPnP etc...

Restarted the Router and the Device serveral times.

When i check the forwarded Port with Tools at different Wepages, i always get the message the Port is closed. I have no Idea why: I just assigned UDP 16000 to UDP 16000 and assigned the right Device with static IP on it. Also tryed allrdy "any" and TCP/UDP. I always get Port 16000 is closed when i check over the Internet with different Websites...

hi
ok
first check this "how to" to be sure you set up the technicolour router correctly: [You must login to view link]
apply/save.
keep upnp off.
leave your router firewall at its default. its the pc firewall needs to allow voobly/game. also any anti-virus you have [some have a f/wall as well]

I set the router up like in this Link.

Voobly is allowed on Windows Firewall und AVG Firewall.

I even turned both Firewalls off and gave it a try: Same, no difference.

Probably my ISP?

Its my ISP: I dont have an own public IP anymore, its shared.

So Port forwarding wont work, unless i get a own IP again.

hi
shared ip is not unusual, ipv6 will solve that. however you can ask your isp to forward that or those ports to your pc.

Works now, just called my ISP and it got fixed: Port forwarding UDP 16000 now. :-)

hi
great