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Can't open port 25565-25569

I have created a service like this:

minecraft TCP 25565~25569

Then in port forwarding I added the service for the machine on the network running the server that is connected to that port:

minecraft[TCP/25565~25569] 192.168.1.105

Enabled

Then in the firewall access I added this

Allow minecraft[TCP/25565~25569] Source Interface: ANY, Source IP: ANY, Destination IP: Single 192.168.1.105

 

Not sure if there is something else I need to do but when I check with Open Port Checking tools on the internet (https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ for example) it shows that port 25565 is closed.  This matches with the result of attempting to connect to the server from another machine not on the local network.

 

What else do I need to do?

Thanks in advance,

Michael

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evlaa1990
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I'm assuming you're using an ASA? Can you post config? When you did a test on the open ports did it indicate that it was only 25565 which was closed and 25566-25569 were open? 

 

If you've added the NAT (port forward) and permitted the traffic in the access list that should work but need to check that it is configured correctly seeing the config.

I'm not using an ASA - just the RV320 with my local machines on the network.  None of the ports are open 25565 to 25569.

 

Just to summarize,

I have done this:

 

General Settings

https://gyazo.com/3c13f2d285c26f275aeb15a63556a5b7

 

Access Rules Table

https://gyazo.com/244213bb6f15b473a4fca2102873a373

 

Port Range Forwarding Table + Port Triggering Table

https://gyazo.com/395920565627b86fdf80c9d1ea0b66ff

 

Port Address Translation Table + UPnP Port Forwarding Table

https://gyazo.com/b44c038de6e48f1df801ec8bd47df2bd

 

One-to-One NAT

https://gyazo.com/77a2d37cbf1a857bc42ec9f7e66d9f55

You're trying to allow access from outside yes? if so can you try and specify the source as WAN/External

Can you make sure the ports are opening and listening through cmd: 

netstat /n /a | find "<port_number>

 

Do this for each port. 

Checked to see if ports were opening and listen through cmd:

https://gyazo.com/0795081fd275d90d214b6d276bee20b2

 

Also changed source from ANY to WAN/External:

https://gyazo.com/ef93d95d6969aa4d257ee634784b76e7