I set a specific static port in my fopnu config. (v1.34 on windows 7, wifi connection)
I had a rule for UDP port forwarding the fopnu port. I also had UPnP enabled in both fopnu and my modem/router firewall. But I am seeing me with a different port online, the system default to 1024.
Maybe it's the heatwave that fried my brain. I can't see why this is happening.
[11:44:40 AM] Welcome to Fopnu v1.34
[11:44:40 AM] Loading saved configuration files...
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[11:44:41 AM] Configuration file loading complete
[11:44:41 AM] Loading user interface...
[11:44:42 AM] Initialization complete
[11:44:43 AM] Network starting
[11:44:43 AM] Listening on udp:0.0.0.0:12345
[11:44:43 AM] Listening on udp:[::]:12345
[11:44:46 AM] New location set: 1.2.3.4:1024 <<<<<<< ???????? Why 1024?
[11:44:57 AM] NAT-PMP mapping UDP port 12345 on gateway 192.168.1.1 > socket error waiting for reply: Timed out (50434)
[11:44:58 AM] UPNP mapping UDP port 12345 on gateway 192.168.1.1 > command failed with error 402 Invalid Args
[11:44:58 AM] Mapping UDP port 12345 on gateway 192.168.1.1 will be retried every 5 minutes
I see some changes were made in v1.34 related to UPnP. But if I have a static port forwarding rule in the modem/router firewall to pass the fopnu port I selected I shouldn't even need UPnP right?.
I removed my firewall rule, to test UPnP without it. Both UPnP and NAT-PMP mapping fail.
The options I have for UPnP in my router are:
UPnP:
ENABLE/disable
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IGD/NAT-T:
ENABLE/disable
I turned the router firewall and DOS protection off completely. I made a rule to port-forward my fopnu UDP port. I am still using port 1024 after restarting fopnu.
The options for the router rule include:
Global port range: 12345 to 12345
and
Local base port: 12345
would that be right?
What am I missing?
