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I'm setting port fowarding in the router's web interface as follows
The device at 192.168.0.50 is being assigned this IP statically by the router. Windows Firewall is also configured to allow remote desktop connections (port 3389)
However, when I try to connect, monitoring with wireshark shows that no traffic is received, and the client trying to connect timeouts. Where can the problem be? The router's firewalls are disabled, I even try disabling Windows Firewall, and still no packet is even received. Is it possible that the ISP is blocking port 3389?
MPA95
Posted 2020-01-21T04:48:56.313
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Are you assigning static ip from the router? Or was it assigned on the pc? – PC Luddite – 2020-01-21T06:31:29.163
1Also, it's probably a good idea to turn all of those firewalls back on... – PC Luddite – 2020-01-21T06:32:02.903
They are turned on, I just turned them off for testing. About the static ip, it's being statically asigned by the router – MPA95 – 2020-01-21T15:33:28.430