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Thanks for the help, since i knew that it was the right port i was able to find my problem... for anyone else that reads this and has the same problem, for people to join my game they need to join my server by entering my WAN IP not my LAN IP (which is also the one that shows up in game) so it forwarded them to my server, if they dont know your WAN IP they cant join your game since it dont show up in the search for servers to join.<br />
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Thanks again speyfisher 
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Thanks for the help, since i knew that it was the right port i was able to find my problem... for anyone else that reads this and has the same problem, for people to join my game they need to join my server by entering my WAN IP not my LAN IP (which is also the one that shows up in game) so it forwarded them to my server, if they dont know your WAN IP they cant join your game since it dont show up in the search for servers to join.

Thanks again speyfisher

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Ive tried to host a game but it wont let me through a router, the game uses port 14567 i went into the virtual server and put in my IP address and the port numbers in both TCP UDP and other still cant join my game. the brand my router is hawking, thank in advance for any help on this
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Ive tried to host a game but it wont let me through a router, the game uses port 14567 i went into the virtual server and put in my IP address and the port numbers in both TCP UDP and other still cant join my game. the brand my router is hawking, thank in advance for any help on this

I want to host a game using a router (Hawking) but other cant connect

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