Port forwarding 25565

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Hello,
I have a freebox crystal with a fixed IP and in full unbundling.
I created a minecraft server on my PC (win 10) and I disabled all firewalls and changed my PC from private to public network. On my freebox site (adsl.free.fr), I set up a port forwarding for port 25565 in TCP with my PC's IPv4 to port 25565.
(Below is a copy of the info.txt from my freebox)


Port Forwarding:
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Protocol Source Port Destination Port Destination
-- -- -- --
TCP 25565 192.168.0.10 25565
UDP 25565 192.168.0.10 25565


I saved the settings but yet, minecraft cannot find the server (which is indeed running on port 25565) and when I go to a site to check the status of my ports, I am told that port 25565 is closed.

Port Scanner
IP/URL:
[Iwon'tshowmyipaddress]
Port:
25565
Results for [Idon'twanttobeddos'dbymyIP]
Port
Status
25565
closed

I need help please!
Have a great day

Configuration: Windows / Edge 91.0.864.64

3 answers

  1. Hi

    Is the server running when you test the ports?
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    1. In addition

      I switched my computer from a private network to a public one

      Not good, switch it back to private
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    2. @kaumuneHi,
      in theory, it shouldn't affect that.
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  2. Hello,
    Is the server running locally when you test on its private address?
    Are you sure about this address?
    Is it static?

    --
    and ... Here you go!
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    1. SOLUTION : I looked in the freebox settings but I eventually found it: you need to enable the option: request a full-stack fixed IPv4 address. In fact, by default, free only gives us a quarter of our ports (0-1100) and port 25565 did not exist. This option allows access to all the box's ports and therefore the Minecraft port 25565.
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      1. Hi,
        even on the old Crystal ones?
        I thought that only existed with fiber or VDSL connections.
        We've seen it all with them.
        Well done for finding it out by yourself, anyway.
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      2. Hi, could I get more information on where to find this option? I'm not comfortable with Free since I switched to them.
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