(Enabled DMZ) Post Forwarding BSNL FTTH

BSNL-babus-get-well-soon · May 22, 2020

Hello,

In order to port forward, I have followed the following steps.

1. I'm unable to open certain game launchers, such as COD:MW, Rainbow Six Siege, on my BSNL FTTH so I decided to port forward (enable DMZ host).

2. After accessing router web panel, I enabled the DMZ Host.

3. The DMZ Host IP Address was found using the cmd/ipconfig command.

4. Simply added the ports to be forwarded, as can be seen in the image below.

Note: External IP Address is inserted with the Static IP address provided to me by BSNL (therefore hidden for security reasons).

5. Restarted the routher and PC.

6. I visited Port Checker - Port Forwarding Test - Open Port Checker to see if these ports were now open and accessible by my internet connection. However, it did not work. These ports are still closed.

Please tell me what am I doing wrong? Am I missing something? Any help would be highly appreciated.

Thanks & regards,

Mohit Das

GR2 · May 22, 2020

Go to nat configuration and change it to type 1, your nat type will be open. Also disable port forwarding and dmz because they are not required

BSNL-babus-get-well-soon · May 22, 2020

@Nitin, I'm afraid what you suggested did not help. By default, NAT TYPE was set to 4.
I changed it to 1, restarted router, and launched the game launchers for COD:MW and R6:Siege, they are still not working/opening.

GR2 · May 22, 2020

Did you delete port rules and disable dmz?.

BSNL-babus-get-well-soon · May 22, 2020

@Nitin I did as you asked now. Deleted port rules, disabled DMZ, made sure Nat TYPE was set to 1 and restarted router again.
I'm afraid it's still not working. I am unable to log in to these game launchers. What else do you propose I do?

GR2 · May 22, 2020

Enable upnp. See if it works.

GR2 · May 22, 2020

@BSNL-babus-get-well-soon Wait, is there another router connected to the bsnl's modem or the pc is directly connected to bsnl modem?

BSNL-babus-get-well-soon · May 22, 2020

@Nitin PC is connected directly to the Syrotech BSNL FTTH routher via LAN cable. I did as you asked, it's still not working. Game launchers still don't go beyong "logging in" on BSNL network, but do on other networks. Please help!

GR2 · May 22, 2020

@BSNL-babus-get-well-soon Only thing you can do now is use VPN.
From this method you can use cloudflare warp on pc
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BSNL-babus-get-well-soon · May 22, 2020

GR2 · May 22, 2020

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Kick933 · May 22, 2020

@BSNL-babus-get-well-soon
Please check if you have authorised the same port accessibility fron windows firewall.
Let me tell you,if the NAT type is set to 1,there is a bi-directional relationship established between your external IP and Internal IP ADDRESS.
Please check with your operating system.
It does not appear to be an issue with BSNL
I would suggest you to check windows firewall rules.
Please backup your ONT configurations and try resetting it.
Then,reconfigure it with your profile.
Change the NAT type and it will sort out all doubts which I have that the changes you made may mess up with my instructions.

GR2 · May 22, 2020

@BSNL-babus-get-well-soon Yes, i forgot about firewall. As @Kick933 said it may be due to firewall blocking ports or something.

anubhav11 · May 22, 2020

Even the firewall on the onu can be checked upon. Its by default set to high.

BSNL-babus-get-well-soon · May 23, 2020

Disabled Windows Firewall settings, set ONU firewall to Low.
Nothing helped.
Sad.

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