buzzer Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Jul 15, 2010 Messages 8,233 Reaction score 3,947 Location scotland Nov 23, 2014 #1 i'm having problems opening a port on superhub 2. it should be straight forward, go into advanced settings, port forwarding and add the rule. which i think i have done as shown in the image below for some reason when i test the port its shows as closed.... any idea's what im doing wrong here?
i'm having problems opening a port on superhub 2. it should be straight forward, go into advanced settings, port forwarding and add the rule. which i think i have done as shown in the image below for some reason when i test the port its shows as closed.... any idea's what im doing wrong here?
buzzer Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Jul 15, 2010 Messages 8,233 Reaction score 3,947 Location scotland Nov 24, 2014 #2 tunred out be windows defender firewall blocking the ports. added some exeptions in the rules and it finally connected.. Last edited: Nov 24, 2014 Upvote 0 Downvote
tunred out be windows defender firewall blocking the ports. added some exeptions in the rules and it finally connected..
buzzer Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Jul 15, 2010 Messages 8,233 Reaction score 3,947 Location scotland Nov 24, 2014 #3 dazclayton said: was gonna say did you try grc.com shields up to see if it was open? Click to expand... yep i tried a few of port testers, all were showing as port closed.. when i had a look at my firewall settings i seen two rules which were blocking the service i wanted to use... changed them aloow and now it working.. i think i had a similer nightmare last time i attempted to open ports.. Upvote 0 Downvote
dazclayton said: was gonna say did you try grc.com shields up to see if it was open? Click to expand... yep i tried a few of port testers, all were showing as port closed.. when i had a look at my firewall settings i seen two rules which were blocking the service i wanted to use... changed them aloow and now it working.. i think i had a similer nightmare last time i attempted to open ports..
D dazclayton Inactive User Joined Feb 12, 2007 Messages 6 Reaction score 1 Nov 24, 2014 #4 superb, the next step would have been to point it at something else to see if it opened then Upvote 0 Downvote
buzzer Moderator Staff member Moderator Joined Jul 15, 2010 Messages 8,233 Reaction score 3,947 Location scotland Nov 24, 2014 #5 ineterestingly the shields up page shows my network as not responding to their probes.. so i suppose thats good as well Upvote 0 Downvote
ineterestingly the shields up page shows my network as not responding to their probes.. so i suppose thats good as well
D dazclayton Inactive User Joined Feb 12, 2007 Messages 6 Reaction score 1 Nov 24, 2014 #6 Yeah, you can do a user defined port scan so just select the port in question and hit scan, it's good to see you haven't got any common ports open so that's always a bonus against generic port scans. Upvote 0 Downvote
Yeah, you can do a user defined port scan so just select the port in question and hit scan, it's good to see you haven't got any common ports open so that's always a bonus against generic port scans.