How Do I Know If My ISP Is Blocking the Port I Want to Use
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How do I know if my ISP is blocking the ports I want to use?
The easiest way to test if your ports are open and properly configured on your end is to use our Port Check Tool. To do this, go to portchecktool.com and enter in the port number you want to test.
We will be test port 22. Enter your port into the box marked What Port and then press the check button.
Our server will attempt a connection directly to your IP address and let you know the results. Anything other than a response like the one shown on the screen means something is wrong.
A response that says “Connection Timed Out” usually means that your router isn’t properly set up, or that your ISP is blocking the port you’re trying to use. Double-check your port forwarding configuration and repair it if need be.
If it looks right and you still can’t connect, try running your service on a different port and try the test again.
A response of “Connection Refused” indicates a potential firewall problem.
Be sure to leave your questions and comments below! We may answer your question in a future video!
Check out out basic getting started guide for more information
http://www.noip.com/support/knowledge...
Still need help? Open a support ticket or give us a call! http://www.noip.com/support
Find No-IP here:
Website: http://noip.com
Create a Free Dynamic DNS Account: http://www.noip.com/sign-up
No-IP Knowledge Base http://noip.com/support
Open a Support Ticket: http://www.noip.com/ticket
Facebook: Facebook: noipdns
Twitter: Twitter: noipcom
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+NoipDNS
Website: http://noip.com
Create a Free Dynamic DNS Account: http://www.noip.com/sign-up
No-IP Knowledge Base http://noip.com/support
Open a Support Ticket: http://www.noip.com/ticket
Facebook: Facebook: noipdns
Twitter: Twitter: noipcom
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+NoipDNS
How do I know if my ISP is blocking the ports I want to use?
The easiest way to test if your ports are open and properly configured on your end is to use our Port Check Tool. To do this, go to portchecktool.com and enter in the port number you want to test.
We will be test port 22. Enter your port into the box marked What Port and then press the check button.
Our server will attempt a connection directly to your IP address and let you know the results. Anything other than a response like the one shown on the screen means something is wrong.
A response that says “Connection Timed Out” usually means that your router isn’t properly set up, or that your ISP is blocking the port you’re trying to use. Double-check your port forwarding configuration and repair it if need be.
If it looks right and you still can’t connect, try running your service on a different port and try the test again.
A response of “Connection Refused” indicates a potential firewall problem.
Be sure to leave your questions and comments below! We may answer your question in a future video!
Check out out basic getting started guide for more information
http://www.noip.com/support/knowledge...
Still need help? Open a support ticket or give us a call! http://www.noip.com/support
Find No-IP here:
Website: http://noip.com
Create a Free Dynamic DNS Account: http://www.noip.com/sign-up
No-IP Knowledge Base http://noip.com/support
Open a Support Ticket: http://www.noip.com/ticket
Facebook: Facebook: noipdns
Twitter: Twitter: noipcom
Google+: https://plus.google.com/+NoipDNS
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