01.10.2014, 15:56
open your cmd console and enter "ipconfig"
now enter the gateway into your browser (e.g. 192.168.X.X)
Login into your router on the activated page. From here it can be different for each provider...
Search for e.g. network or ports or whatsoever...
If you've once found the port section, create a new port rule and use UDP as protocol and ofc select the device that is running the server as reference.
that's it...
if you can't find the section in your router's menu, you could take a look into the providers readme or so...
or just continue clicking around in the menu and search until you've found it
now enter the gateway into your browser (e.g. 192.168.X.X)
Login into your router on the activated page. From here it can be different for each provider...
Search for e.g. network or ports or whatsoever...
If you've once found the port section, create a new port rule and use UDP as protocol and ofc select the device that is running the server as reference.
that's it...
if you can't find the section in your router's menu, you could take a look into the providers readme or so...
or just continue clicking around in the menu and search until you've found it