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Make sure that the port is correct and it is UDP (not TCP). (I just did the same setup with PiVPN. Somehow I got a wrong port number first, but then it worked)
by bubersson 7y ago
Make sure that the port is correct and it is UDP (not TCP).
(I just did the same setup with PiVPN. Somehow I got a wrong port number first, but then it worked)
- smush 7y agoOK it defaulted to UDP, got nothing, changed to TCP, got nothing. Will change it back and try again. I will also double check the port number.
- Multicomp 7y agoWhile you're at it, check and double check your port forwarding settings. I got bit by this recently. My owned router had the right ports opened, but the AT&T bridged router did not. Be sure you open ports on both sets of routers, otherwise your owned router will never have a chance to allow the traffic in the first place.