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I have a 2wire 3801HGV router and I made some firewall settings to open some ports on one of my connected devices.
So now actually it will say:
Pinholes
external pin-holes (186 available):
pinh[0]: id 5, proto 6, sess tout 86400, pinh tout 0, arg 0 natpt|user
l: 192.168.1.253:80, n: **.**.***.**:80
pinh[1]: id 6, proto 17, sess tout 600, pinh tout 0, arg 0 natpt|user
l: 192.168.1.253:80, n: **.**.***.**:80
pinh[2]: id 7, proto 6, sess tout 86400, pinh tout 0, arg 0 natpt|user
l: 192.168.1.253:9000, n: **.**.***.**:9000
pinh[3]: id 8, proto 6, sess tout 86400, pinh tout 0, arg 0 natpt|user
l: 192.168.1.253:18004, n: **.**.***.**:18004
pinh[4]: id 9, proto 17, sess tout 600, pinh tout 0, arg 0 natpt|user
l: 192.168.1.253:9000, n: **.**.***.**:9000
pinh[5]: id 10, proto 17, sess tout 600, pinh tout 0, arg 0 natpt|user
l: 192.168.1.253:18004, n: **.**.***.**:18004
Of course instead of those * it shows my actual, public IP.
If it says that, then how come when I go to http://www.canyouseeme.org/ and I'm checking ports 80, 9000, and 18004 it says
Error: I could not see your service on **.**.***.** on port (80/9000/18004)
Reason: Connection refused
Does it work to connect to each of these ports on 192.168.1.253 from the internal network? – Paul – 2013-12-10T23:41:09.290
No, when I try to connect to
192.168.1.253
,192.168.1.253:80
,192.168.1.253:9000
,192.168.1.253:18004
I always receiveOops! Google Chrome could not connect to ...
– olli – 2013-12-10T23:43:42.210