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Jimian
Friendly Neighbour
4 years ago
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Actiontec V1000H Port Forwarding Troubles

I want to set up a game server for my friends and I to play on; Specifically for a Source game. I’m on Windows 11, using an Actiontec V1000H router, and have tried following the instructions from the...
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    xray
    4 years ago
    Looks like you are behind carrier grade NAT. The only way to get port forward to work is to get Telus to change your QOS profile to NAT44.
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xray
Hero
4 years ago

Looks like you may be behind carrier NAT if your modem IP address is different than the IP shown by canyouseeme.org

Can you post the first 3 sets of the modem IP address? (like this 111.222.333.xxx)

 

See this thread for additional info:

https://forum.telus.com/t5/Internet-Home-Phone/T3200M-Modem-IP-Address-Different-than-Public-IP-Address/m-p/109248#M25871

 

This thread recommends calling Telus to change your QOS profile to NAT44 which will remove the carrier grade NAT. I can't say whether TELUS will do this for you or not but it doesn't hurt to try.

https://forum.telus.com/t5/Internet-Home-Phone/WAN-IP-is-not-a-true-public-IP/m-p/111688

 

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Jimian
Friendly Neighbour
4 years ago

The modem IP is listed as 100.83.31.xxx

  • xray's avatar
    xray
    Hero
    4 years ago
    Looks like you are behind carrier grade NAT. The only way to get port forward to work is to get Telus to change your QOS profile to NAT44.
    • Jimian's avatar
      Jimian
      Friendly Neighbour
      4 years ago

      I'll look into that. Thanks for the help.

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