Static Ip

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  1. .parfekt//

    .parfekt// Senior Member

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    I don't get the difference, too lazy to read something that's 10 page long, anyways.. can anyone just tell me how to find my Static IP :P I need it to portforward ;P



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    Can I just go to whatismyip.com?


    Is that my static? Or is that just my WAN.
     
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    GLAMOURofCORRUPTION Well-Known Member

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    Are your going to portfoward to set up some sort of gaming server ?

    If so www.whatismyip.com will work.
     
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    Bah, I got kicked offline when I was telling you this, just go to your connections and use the one you find under advanced status. Or whatismyip works.
     
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    Word, my portforwarding is correct.


    O_O In portforward.com it says my router is not able to portforward valve/steam/cs

    So.. what do I do when I can't portforward? Do I have to open dmz?
     
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    lmfao... open up DMZ.... or get a new router... yours sucks.
     
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    Lol =\ GRRR

    What's difference if DMZ is opened/
     
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    dmz forwards all your ports :D
     
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    There are two types of WAN ip's... Static, and Dynamic. Static stays the same, Dynamic changes. You shouldnt need your IP to open up a port for any of the value games... If you have a Linksys, under Applications and Gaming you should just put in a start Port (around 27000) and an end Port (around 27100). Leave it as 'Both', you could specifiy UDP if you want. Then in the place that asks for your last 3 digits of your '192.168.1.___' ip, you just put in the last 3 digits of your Local IP Address.
     
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    Putting your computer on the DMZ host means all the ports of your external IP address will be forwarded to your computer, effectivly disabling the firewall aspect of your router.

    I actually have to use the DMZ for CS, portforwarding doesnt seem to work right (for cs that is, everything else works fine).
     
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    Aight, so CS is stupid, going to have to get em to fix that shiz up :P
     

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