[T0pAz]

Is it possible? If so, how?

[BleverCastard]

What do you mean "Without a router"?
If you have a modem, no Portforward is needed.

[kikito]

Quote:

Originally Posted by [MP]Ditch What do you mean "Without a router"? If you have a modem, no Portforward is needed.

Some modems need to be portforwarded, like i had(on the past, before i get a 8mbps adsl network) a stupid modem, wich i needed to port forward all times -.-

[T0pAz]

Actually, there are some ports which is blocked. How can I test if my port is open or not?

[kikito]

Quote:

Originally Posted by T0pAz Actually, there are some ports which is blocked. How can I test if my port is open or not?

You can access this website for the same:
http://www.whatsmyip.org/port-scanner

[T0pAz]

Well

Game Ports

Код:

666	Closed	Doom
2302	Closed	Halo
3453	Closed	Myth
3724	Closed	World of Warcraft
4000	Closed	Diablo
5154	Closed	BZFlag
6112	Closed	Battle.net
6113	Closed	Battle.net
6114	Closed	Battle.net
6115	Closed	Battle.net
6116	Closed	Battle.net
6117	Closed	Battle.net
6118	Closed	Battle.net
6119	Closed	Battle.net
7777	Closed	Unreal Tournament
10093	Closed	Football Manager 2005
10094	Closed	Football Manager 2005
12203	Closed	Medal of Honor
14567	Closed	Battlefield 1942
26000	Closed	Quake
27015	Closed	Half-Life
27910	Closed	Quake II
28000	Closed	Tribes 2
50000	Closed	Bolo

Server Ports

Код:

21	Closed	FTP
22	Closed	SSH
23	Closed	Telnet
25	Closed	Mail [SMTP]
53	Closed	DNS
80	Closed	Web Server [HTTP]
110	Closed	POP3
137	Timeout (Blocked)	netbios
138	Timeout (Blocked)	netbios
139	Timeout (Blocked)	netbios
143	Closed	Mail [IMAP]
443	Closed	Web Server [HTTPS]
548	Closed	Apple Filesharing Protocol
587	Closed	Mail [SMTP Submission]
993	Closed	Mail [IMAP SSL]
995	Closed	Mail [POP SSL]
1433	Closed	Database [MSSQL]
1701	Closed	VPN [L2TP]
1723	Closed	VPN [PPTP]
3306	Closed	Database [MySQL]
5432	Closed	Database [PgSQL]
8008	Closed	Calendar Server [CalDAV]
8443	Closed	Calendar Server SSL[CalDAV]

Application Ports

Код:

515	Closed	TCP/IP Printer Sharing
631	Closed	TCP/IP Printer Sharing
3282	Closed	Apple Remote Desktop
3389	Open	Windows Remote Desktop
5190	Closed	AOL Instant Messenger [AIM]
5050	Closed	Yahoo Instant Messenger
4443	Closed	Yahoo IM File Transfer
1863	Closed	MSN Messenger
6891	Closed	MSN Messenger File Transfer
1503	Closed	MSN Messenger App Sharing
5631	Closed	PC Anywhere
5632	Closed	PC Anywhere
5900	Closed	VNC
6667	Closed	Internet Relay Chat [IRC]

P2P Ports

Код:

119	Closed	USENET
375	Closed	Direct Connect
425	Closed	Direct Connect
1214	Closed	Kazza, FastTrack
412	Closed	DC++
1412	Closed	DC++
2412	Closed	DC++
4661	Closed	eDonkey
4662	Closed	eDonkey
4665	Closed	eDonkey
5500	Closed	Hotline Server
6346	Closed	Gnutella, LimeWire, Acquisition
6881	Closed	BitTorrent
6882	Closed	BitTorrent
6883	Closed	BitTorrent
6884	Closed	BitTorrent
6885	Closed	BitTorrent
6886	Closed	BitTorrent
6887	Closed	BitTorrent
6888	Closed	BitTorrent
6889	Closed	BitTorrent

I think the website is bugged.

[T0pAz]

And also how will I know if I have a router or not?

[donB]

Quote:

Originally Posted by T0pAz Is it possible? If so, how?

The default login for routers is generally admin/admin. Try accessing your router.

And, without router access, you cannot port forward.

Quote:

Originally Posted by T0pAz And also how will I know if I have a router or not?

Normally, all internet connections are routed through switches & routers. So, if you are in a home/office network, there are high chances of you being connected to a network router.

In the command prompt, use 'ipconfig/all' to know about your LAN. Try connecting to your 'default gateway' through HTTP (80) & Telnet (23). When you are asked for the login details, the router/modem model name/version is generally seen on the login box/prompt (telnet).

[T0pAz]

Quote:

Originally Posted by donB The default login for routers is generally admin/admin. Try accessing your router. And, without router access, you cannot port forward. Normally, all internet connections are routed through switches & routers. So, if you are in a home/office network, there are high chances of you being connected to a network router. In the command prompt, use 'ipconfig/all' to know about your LAN. Try connecting to your 'default gateway' through HTTP (80) & Telnet (23). When you are asked for the login details, the router/modem model name/version is generally seen on the login box/prompt (telnet).

I get this error "This webpage is not available" "Error 312 (net::ERR_UNSAFE_PORT): Unknown error."

[[UE]Milan]

Find out your default gateway from cmd promt by typing 'ipconfig'. If you dont have a defaultdateaway then it will be some 000.000....so you dont need to portforward