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It worked directly connected to the Actiontec since my ISP provides me with 2 IPs, but then it's "outside" of my network and difficult to manage. I know at one point I did have the Actiontec set up stock on a DMZ to my Netgear router so that the Netgear would handle ports, it worked but I still...

Ah, I get ya. Unfortunately the DMZ idea didn't work, external players still connect as 192.168.0.1 :hmm:

My ISP provided modem is also an Actiontec (VDSL2), but I configured it to be a transparent bridge because I was double NAT'd and originally thought that was causing my problem. So for now I don't think my Actiontec is any problem, it's technically invisible. I'll try putting my Netgear router...

Yep. 2 PC's, the game server, 1 SIP phone adapter and a few WiFi devices

Yes, the ports are forwarded and players can connect just fine

Hi, This is already how it it currently set up. The IP is set up as 192.168.0.147 for the game server and the port it forwarded correctly, external players connect fine, it's just their IP shows up wrong. The IP of the game server is an internal IP of 192.168.0.147, normal. But external...

The game is not developed by me, the game client itself has a log-in system but the server does not. This game in particular is suspect to stolen accounts because of it's popularity. It happens more often than you would think, a player will use 5-10 stolen accounts to re-login and harass staff...

Hey guys, I am running a game server locally, but is publicly open to external players. My problem is that anyone connecting from outside my network show up as having the IP address of my router (192.168.0.1) instead of their ISP provided IP. This becomes a problem when needing to ban a...