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Sibs

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  1. Ok I think that I finally found the problem and I am just a complete dumbass for not knowing this. It turns out that the "modem" that AT&T gave us when we moved in actually ALSO functions as a router, so I actually have 2 routers in my network. I have no idea how to go about port forwarding with 2 routers and would appreciate any help if possible. Here is my network map(with models for routers):

     

    AT&T BGW210 -(wired)>ASUS RT-AC5300 -(wired)>PC 

     

    As shown on the map, everything is connected via ethernet.

  2. 3 minutes ago, DaemonUmbra said:

    If you changed it in your router it's your private IP, if you called your ISP and added it to your service package it's your public.

    Unless you have business internet with servers on premises you probably have a dynamic public IP, so it's not out of the question that your public IP may have changed when you restarted it after port forwarding.

    I changed it within my router, should I be doing it differently?

  3. 1 minute ago, DaemonUmbra said:

    To connect to it yourself on the same machine use "localhost" as the IP.

    Have you restarted your router since port-forwarding it?

    Please note this is not without risk.

    Sorry, I think you misinterpreted my problem. I'm not having any issues playing on the server locally. The only issues i'm having are connecting to the server with my public ip address, so none of my friends can hop in. I have restarted my router since port-forwarding, to no avail. 

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