ISP blocks ports

[doas777]

Wonderful; glad you got it working.

so, it seems to me like the vmnet networking is flaky when adding nat rules. hopefully it remains fixed.

Good luck and have fun

[rafaelvidal]

Well, it happened again.

I did restarted the computer today and now I lost internet access on VM...

When I forward the ports i lost internet.



ANY CLUES?

[CharlesA]

No idea.

It makes no sense to me.

[rafaelvidal]

Since the problem is when a port is forwarded, then I guess it has some kind of conflict...

Maybe some service is using the forwarded port and then connection goes down.

[CharlesA]

Maybe.

Did you already try what got it working earlier?

[rafaelvidal]

Well...I really don't know what to say...

I'm very lost.

I just setted system to DHCP and now I'm restoring default confs on VM.
I already did the previous step before, so I can say it will works.

The problem will be when I forward ports based on the provided IP.

[CharlesA]

Well...I really don't know what to say...

I'm very lost.

I just setted system to DHCP and now I'm restoring default confs on VM.
I already did the previous step before, so I can say it will works.

The problem will be when I forward ports based on the provided IP.

Same. I don't have any experience with a network setup like the one you are using, so I can't really offer any more ideas - since I have none left.

[rafaelvidal]

Hey.

I found out.

I use NAT connection.
So I must forward some ports for my application to works.
The ports are these: 9997, 9998, 9999, 3306 and 22(just for ssh).

Currently 2 ports are running with success: 9997 and 22.

When I try to forward any other (9998, 9999 or 3306), then I lose internet access.

What could make it happens?