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I started my quest at www.portforwarding.com did everything they said, adn teh blizzard site, googled it, nothing there worked, anyone been able to get this to work? anyone that has ... help me!
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Ok so your ports are blocked and you can't open them... Which type of router are you using? Has this always happened?
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i have a BEFSR41-v3 and it has always been happening
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I've never touched that kind of router, how are you able to change the port settings with it? Do they save?
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I don't know exactly what you mean when you say "how are you able to change the port settings with it". but yes, the changes i made saved
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That's strange. Now, this may not be the case, but here goes... Sometimes the IPS (Verizon, etc.) blocks some of these ports on their server for you. I suggest calling them and finding out if it's blocked.

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Edited by Stormknight6, 29 August 2006 - 01:26 PM.

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i don't think that would be it, i have a friend that lives next door, with the same modem, and service provider. He can host fine, the only difference is he doesn't have a router and i do.
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For 'Inbound Services' the port 6112 is used for Warcraft 3. If you are able to, you must try and have access granted to that port of your router.

I believe that for 'Outbound Services' port 6112 also must be opened.

The methods for opening ports manually on routers vary for each Brand, and different on some models also, therefore i cannot advise on how to do this, nor am i responsible for any mistakes made / problems caused. This is my own advice, and i warn you should only open ports if you understand what you are doing.

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i got it working, i typed in my ip adress wrong :whistling:
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Well in any event, you know just a bit more about networking :whistling: Glad to see it worked for you. I was starting to wonder myself :blink:
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My friend wants to host Warcraft 3 and ive been trying to help him for the past 3 days and we just cant figure out how to do this. We would really appreciate if you could give us like a step by step analysis if at all possible. His router is 108 Mbps Wireless Firewall Router WGT624 v3.
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