You have 21025, in both the port fields on the settings?
Public and Private, should be both set to the same thing.
From your post there... looks like you have local set to port 1?
(external clients are sending info to port 21025 across the internet.... and you want to take that, and send that to your internal software, who is also listening on 21025)
I am guessing 192.168.0.10 is your PC. (make sure if you are doing this regularily, to set your PC to a static address.. otherwise your PC IP could change)
Even to test, turn off your PC firewall temporarily, as it could be blocking the port internally.
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While not for game servers.. i port forward 4 sets of ports... Two different HTTP ports, an FTP port, and a port for media playthrough... all port forward, and work with no issues.
If you log into the modem, on the first page, the FW version should be 4.2.4.3.. that is the latest.
My first viable solution.. you have tried though.
If you did a FULL bridged mode, loged into the unit, basic section, gateway tab, and disabled commercial gateway.... then added your airport express as a router...
Then any and all port forwarding features should then be handled by the airport express.
Sound like something else might have been blocking it? (local firewall, etc).
Ok so you seem not to be in bridged mode.
By putting the cgn3 into bridged mode effectively turns it into a modem only.
You would then need to set it up as per apples instruction as a router
( though it performs poorly as a router)
By putting the cgn3 into bridged mode effectively turns it into a modem only.
You would then need to set it up as per apples instruction as a router
( though it performs poorly as a router)
Good Afternoon @Curnew001,
Welcome to the Forums and Thank you for your post!
I understand you're looking to setup port forwarding for a Minecraft Server on the Hitron CGN3ROG router/modem and so far you have enter the default gateway (192.168.0.1) in the search bar. You actually need to enter the default gateway into the browser address bar above. Just delete / replace any current address that's already there (see the example below).
If you have already tried the address bar, maybe try another browser and let us know what type of error message shows up (if any)? You can also check here for a step by step on Port Forwarding the Hitron Technologies CGN3ROG Router for Minecraft Server. Or check out the information below:
Set Up Port Forwarding on a Hitron CGN3 or CGN3ACR
- Open a web browser, go to the address at the top and enter the following address to access the gateway login page: 192.168.0.1.
- Login with:
- Username: cusadmin
- Password: password
- Click Basic.
- Click Port Forwarding.
- Switch All Port forwarding Rules to Enabled.
- Click Add.
- Enter the following settings:
- Common Application: List of common applications and servers that are forwarded
- Application Name: A point of reference to remember what is being forwarded
- Protocol: Choose either TCP, UDP, TCP/UDP, GRE, ESP
- Public Port Range: Enter the starting public port range on the left and the ending range on the right. If only one port needs to be opened then both boxes should have the same port number
- Private Port Range: Enter the starting private port range on the left and the ending range on the right. If only one port needs to be opened then both boxes should have the same port number
- Local IP Address: The ending IP address of the device you want the changes to apply to
- Click Apply.
Really hopes this helps
RogersArthur
The port forwarding page SHOULD work.
The trick is getting to it
When you first go into the BASIC tab.. this is where the issues stem from.
On this page, it tries to load all the connected devices on a device table at the bottom of the page.
If you try to go to any other tabs, this can cause the crashes/timeouts.
Best bet, is to leave it on the main BASIC/LAN SETUP.. leave it there for a good 5 or so mins, until you see the table populate down at the bottom of the page.
THEN try going to the forwarding tab.
