[Nefarious]

Today I will be showing you how to portforward with the standard comcast or xfinity router.

First we want to go to our default gateway, it should be http://10.0.0.1
If you see this you are in the right place.

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Now we need to login, the default information is usually admin password.
If that does not work google the default login for the router you have.

Once inside, you will see this.

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Now we want to go to advanced and then port forwarding.
Once here click "Add Service.

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You will want to name it something like "Game".
Leave the service type as TCP/UDP.

For the server ip address we will need to open CMD and type IPconfig.
Look for something like this.

Use that IP.
And for the port choose any, I will use 1337.

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And now you're done.
You have finished portforwarding!


I hope you enjoyed this tutorial, sorry if it is not the best.

[Empty]

This should help a lot of people.
Thanks for posting this.

[Adorapuff]

Nice tutorial. Hope it will help noobs who need pf help.

[Nefarious]

thanks for making this thread, it really helped me

I'm glad you liked it.

[Edward]

Yuck, their interface is all colorful and stuff.

[Charon]

Yuck, their interface is all colorful and stuff.

I agree, good tutorial though Kirito.

[Darkmuseisbae]

Nice tutorial
Thanks for the share

[Oni]

This isn't hacking, it has to do with network configuration. Moved it.

[Sirius]

This is helpful, nice share Kirito.

[i0xIllusi0n]

I have Comcast, but not Xfinity. I know they merged, but apparently not all the way? What's the difference between the two?