not connecting

[koinken]

so I tried everything, none of the guides seem to work for me and I did follow them to the best of my ability.
 

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https://hastebin.com/uqezoxosov
im using Windows
Both my firewall and anti virus are disabled
my location is my house, there isn't much around here a few houses we use a at&t uverse router and we only have 1, as far as equipment I do not really know what kind of equipment I am supposed to have for this, I once did this over my aunts house no problem only difference being she has a Verizon wireless router.

[Beefy Kasplant]

2 hours ago, koinken said:

I have, I followed exactly what they said.

I went to settings

Applications, pinholes, and dmz

Selected my computer

Set up a port

Put it in dmzplus mode

Saved

And still canyouseeme doesn't find it

I set the port as tcp from 110 to 110

 

I never lived in a house where port forwarding is possible. You might be in the same situation. Call your ISP 

[TheSandersLad]

What are you trying to do? Hosting a server others can get into or just to work with it on your own?

[koinken]

Host so a friend can help me

[Bytez]

What i did was port forward i have at&t aswell. Search up on how to port forward with at&t on google.

[koinken]

I have, I followed exactly what they said.

I went to settings

Applications, pinholes, and dmz

Selected my computer

Set up a port

Put it in dmzplus mode

Saved

And still canyouseeme doesn't find it

I set the port as tcp from 110 to 110

[koinken]

Dang, I figured it was something anyone could do

[Lyim]

21 hours ago, koinken said:

Dang, I figured it was something anyone could do

Yeah it's kinda screwy.

I use HostWinds to run my server its pretty cheap and if you're just developing with a friend it's pretty reliable.

I have had up to 30 concurrent on its cheapest option and theres no rubber banding or lag.

https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/unmanaged-windows

 

 

Edit:

Linux Servers are even cheaper. but I personally can't vouch for them though I haven't tried.

https://www.hostwinds.com/vps/unmanaged-linux