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Originally Posted by ıиđєѕтяϋстівιє Since my last topic got unpinned and lost somewhere in server support (my fault) i have re-created it, with a few extra things. The Portforwarding Getting your local IP address: This is an important part of Port-forwarding, this is the IP address the router forwards packets to from the port you open. The easiest way of getting this IP address is to do the following. Open the start menu Click Run (XP Only, vista users move onto the next step) Type in command.com or cmd.exe and click ok (Vista users type in either command.com or cmd.exe into the small search bar above the start menu button and click on the Command Prompt option) You should now see a screen like this Type in ipconfig and hit enter You should then see lots of text appear, you need to look for the part that shows your current internet adaptor When you have found that look for IP Address. . . . . . . . : This is the IP you need, take a quick note of it for later. Getting your router/modem Manufacturer and Model number: Now, for this step you need to have a rough idea of where about your router/modem is in your house, if you have a wired connection you could just follow the cable (lol), but it's most likely located near a computer in your house (possible your main computer) When you have found your router/modem, look for a name on it, some examples are Netgear/Microcom/Motorola and many more. When you have established the Manufacturer of your router you need to locate the Model number, this is usually printed on the underside of the router/modem and sometimes on the back. **Make sure you get permission from your parents before portforwarding, i wont being held responsible** Port-forward.com: Here come's the actual portforwarding, visit this link, select your router Manufacturer and Model and follow the instructions. Post in this topic if you do have problems. (Remember, the IP address you noted before? You need it here!)

Well it sais NTL and NTL isnt on the lsit, so what do i do? (Portforwarding)
And is modem a router? (my modem is cable one)