[ajam112]

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ajam112

1. Go to start and click run
.
2. In the run, type cmd.

3. write ipconfig or ipconfig/all for all infomation ur ip address.

4. Copy the default gateways ( eg, 192.168.1.1 ).

5. Paste it at browers ****** chrome or any browers.

6. Example, do not make it like this ( http://www.192.168.1.1.com ), just do like this ( 192.168.1.1 )

7. Fill all the username and password to you router.

8. Click advanced and port foward.

9. Go to PORT FORWARDING SETUP

10. You will see this. Server Name Select - Service Custom Server - Schedule - Server IP Address

11. Click Server Custom and type SA-MP.

12. Schedule ( always )

13. Server ip address ( your ip address )

14. External Port Start ( 7777 ) - Protocol ( UDP ) - Internal Port Start ( 7777 )

15. Click apply. You finish.

If you use boardband, please click LAN or NAT to port foward.

[SweetInfernoGaming]

It looks nice, but when i typed www.192.168.2.118.com (My IP Address on "ipconfig" at cmd). Nothings appearing

How do i fix that?

[MP2]

By not being stupid and reading what he said.

[SweetInfernoGaming]

Oh sorry lol.... IM WRONG! xDD

Thanks! i will + Rep you baby boy! HAHA <3

[SweetInfernoGaming]

What do i do with this? i cant see Advance Setup or any portforwarding shits.

[MP2]

Try clicking on general setup or system tools.

[ajam112]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SweetInfernoGaming What do i do with this? i cant see Advance Setup or any portforwarding shits.

Try click Quick setup, general or system tools.

[SweetInfernoGaming]

I found Port Forwarding, but the other details on your thread is not there.... Wanna look it your own using TeamViewer?

[Samp_India]

Quote:

Originally Posted by SweetInfernoGaming What do i do with this? i cant see Advance Setup or any portforwarding shits.

Click "NAT"

[ajam112]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Samp_India Click "NAT"

Woahh! What his use for router?