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Originally Posted by Sern Ok. Step 12. After you have copied the IP from your Command Prompt, something like 192.168.1.[whatever yours is here], paste the last 3 numbers into your internet router config panel under IP Addresses. Your internet router config panel should be pre-configured with "192.168.1." Then you will see a blank space after that. This is where you put in the last 3 numbers from the above Command Prompt. Again, in your command prompt it would look something like, "192.168.1.103" The numbers in red are what you want to copy into your router config panel. Under "Applications & Gaming" or similar labeled category you should see a column saying, "IP Addresses". Underneath it should look like, "192.168.1.Blank Box Here" In that blank box is where you input the last 3 numbers found in your Command Prompt. This tells the router to let a connection pass through that port so outside users can connect. If this is not configured properly it just won't work. I probably repeated myself a lot here but there's only so many ways you can put it. And I'm just not sure how else to say it. If you need help after that I would look on ******* for tutorials on "Port Forwarding your Router". Visual help is often a much better aid. It surely is for me.

allready have forwarded :S i need to loose the fukin 192.168 its sooo annoying