03-29-2016, 05:09 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-29-2016, 05:13 AM by LogicParrot.)
Are you experienced with port forwarding?
This sounds like a port forwarding problem. Normally, a router blocks all connections that are coming from outside for security, and you must forward port 25565 to the internal network. I am not sure how exactly this works in Windows server though, and I don't know what your exact setup is. You may want to start here:
https://www.google.co.il/search?q=window...forwarding
In essence, there should be a menu or a console command which tells that performs this redirection:
82.209.47.42:25565 ===> <machine's LAN address>:25565
Edit: I did not see the pictures before posting this.
Do you have any other router or machine in between your Windows Server and the Internet?
This sounds like a port forwarding problem. Normally, a router blocks all connections that are coming from outside for security, and you must forward port 25565 to the internal network. I am not sure how exactly this works in Windows server though, and I don't know what your exact setup is. You may want to start here:
https://www.google.co.il/search?q=window...forwarding
In essence, there should be a menu or a console command which tells that performs this redirection:
82.209.47.42:25565 ===> <machine's LAN address>:25565
Edit: I did not see the pictures before posting this.
Do you have any other router or machine in between your Windows Server and the Internet?