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After several attempts to forward ports, I finally understood that as the title tells forwarding is not allowed here in my country for my service called "Ipko".
I use a router called TP-Link and a modem called Scientific Atlanta, but after trying several attempts I understood that forwarding is not allowed on my service, I called them if they can open a port for me but that is not possible. I can access Tp-Link router but not at Scientific Atlanta modem, so forwarding won't work for me no matter what I do (I can't forward via only Tp-Link).
I know that VPN is not recommended from Voobly, but I don't see any other choice.
My question is what kind of VPN is the best for Voobly? (If it is possibly free, I can pay also).
However it is a bit hard to understand what you are saying. Are either your router and modem located off-site? If they are both at your location then you can forward ports on them, and they have nothing really to do with your ISP in this regard.
Generally speaking forwarding has nothing to do with the internet and is a lot more about the internal structure of your connection over LAN.
Also you should be able to access it from your computer if both are located at the same place. I.e your router will provide a gateway address to your modem, and thinking then that your modem is just another router no? modems are older tech IMO, or really crappy mobile tech nowadays anyway I think. So both are likely routers.
Hope that helps, there are one or two good techies here. Although you should of posted in the tech section and not general discussion.
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Even though VPN for me wouldn't be used for gaming since it adds to ping/latency times. Those are low costs but IMO you would be better off finding a ISP that provided a true service.
Okay as I told u I have tried every possible way to open forward 16000 port on my PC but lately, I found out that my modem is accessible only at my service office, so forwarding is impossible for me.
And yeah as u said to google best VPN for gaming.
I did this my friend, and when I bought one month a PrivateTunnel vpn it didn't work on voobly that is why I made thread here to see if someone is using VPN and which one....
Ohh and sorry for posting here in general chat i'm not an active user on voobly didn't know where to post.
the atlanta is just a modem and logs you in to the isp, you do not need to access it. you can accesss the tp link
Techies on here would probably know best though, I.e. be able to guide you through the process.
Personally if it was me I would try a couple of free ones out first and see how that goes for you. Actually in terms of Voobly's utility it should show straight away whether it works or not.
There are a few other users in DM that run Voobly that could do with VPN's too. I think [MICHI_]WaterStrider had the same problem but I don't know what solution he found, I'll send him a message but don't know when he will be back on. And whether he checks his messages or not.
BTW i tried open vpn for voobly but it didn't worked.Only this thing worked for me-[You must login to view link] but their server is down now.Hope u find a way
BTW i tried open vpn for voobly but it didn't worked.Only this thing worked for me-[You must login to view link] but their server is down now.Hope u find a way
You're like the son I should have had.