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Originally posted by blessedguy

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Originally posted by SonicSam
It's doing it again

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isn't that port being used for something else?

Try typing "netstat -a" in comand prompt and using a port that says  LISTENING as it's state.

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Have a few, included port 4000 being listed as listening (and is port forwarded), however it's still not open.

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Originally posted by tony
Try to set yourself into the DMZ, if that still doesn't work you need to exchange your router.

Re-flashing the firmware could work, but as D-link sucks it may brick it in the process.

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I suppose I should get another router, it's pretty old, but this should work, why would port-forwarding suddenly break

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Originally posted by matty
Is there a firewall running on the router that is blocking traffic?

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No

Check your WAN ip address, make sure that you are not getting a private one (192.168.x.x).

Double check your computer's firewall settings.

Also: check to see if a newer router firmware exists.

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Originally posted by tony
Check your WAN ip address, make sure that you are not getting a private one (192.168.x.x).

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It's fine

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Originally posted by lizard.boy
Double check your computer's firewall settings.

Also: check to see if a newer router firmware exists.

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Disabled on the PC and I have the latest firmware (I have the first revision of the DIR-625)