BarbaAlGhul
New Member
So, I have setup a server that runs fine on my LAN, on an Ubuntu, but when it comes to expose it to the internet, it's not working.
My IPS is a Carrier-grade NAT type, so I can't expose my ports directly on my router, port forwarding is impossible for me (I called them and they would have to to this for me, but they won't... but in reality it's possible... anyway), so my workround was to use a VPN.
I created an account on Portmap.io and using OpenVPN, I can expose my computer to the internet. Huray! And actually this setup works on Pocketmine. But when it comes to Nukkit, it's really not working. It just show the message that Minecraft can't connect to the server (from the game) and on the server running terminal, there is nothing.
I would like to know if this solution is impossible or what should I do in this case.
Thanks.
My IPS is a Carrier-grade NAT type, so I can't expose my ports directly on my router, port forwarding is impossible for me (I called them and they would have to to this for me, but they won't... but in reality it's possible... anyway), so my workround was to use a VPN.
I created an account on Portmap.io and using OpenVPN, I can expose my computer to the internet. Huray! And actually this setup works on Pocketmine. But when it comes to Nukkit, it's really not working. It just show the message that Minecraft can't connect to the server (from the game) and on the server running terminal, there is nothing.
I would like to know if this solution is impossible or what should I do in this case.
Thanks.