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taylorig · 24-03-2011, 14:35

Has anyone had any luck with port forwarding on the DIR-615 and DD-WRT?

At the moment i'm using a D4 revision but i've also got a D1 and a D2 and none of them seem to accept any port forwarding at all. I've tried loads of versions of the DD-WRT firmware and still not one of them has worked

Basically i am trying to open port 22565 for a small Minecraft server for a friend and i. I use this site to check if my ports are open http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ and not a single port is open. I have even treid with DMZ enabled which is supposed to open every available port. But yep you guessed it. That doesn't work also!

I've been on the DD-WRT forums and searched until i'm sick of searching. I have also posted on there and not one reply...

Please if there is anyone that knows of a definitive version of the DD-WRT that actual works with port forwarding i would be most greatful of any help.

24-03-2011, 14:35	#226
taylorig Inactive Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: NW UK Services: VM Basic TV/30Mbit BB/Phone Posts: 47	Re: [GUIDE] Dir-615 to dd-wrt Has anyone had any luck with port forwarding on the DIR-615 and DD-WRT? At the moment i'm using a D4 revision but i've also got a D1 and a D2 and none of them seem to accept any port forwarding at all. I've tried loads of versions of the DD-WRT firmware and still not one of them has worked Basically i am trying to open port 22565 for a small Minecraft server for a friend and i. I use this site to check if my ports are open http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/ and not a single port is open. I have even treid with DMZ enabled which is supposed to open every available port. But yep you guessed it. That doesn't work also! I've been on the DD-WRT forums and searched until i'm sick of searching. I have also posted on there and not one reply... Please if there is anyone that knows of a definitive version of the DD-WRT that actual works with port forwarding i would be most greatful of any help.