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Is there any way that i can see if i have the ports correct without that program?
Cause every time i try to open it , it just stops responding
Maybe this?
http://www.whatsmyip.org/port-scanner/
The problem with online port checkers is they assume you are "listening" on that port to begin with. I haven't dug around but my guess is PvZ doesn't listen to all those ports all the time. I suppose 'netstat -a -n' would tell us the answer but I can't test right now.
They also can't test UDP because UDP doesn't have any handshaking going on. It'd be safe to assume though if you forward TCP/UDP and TCP is reported working, UDP should be too unless a firewall or something on the computer.
I'd try running that program as Administrator or possible Compatibility settings... dunno, honestly I've never used it.
- ApprovedAnonymous11 years ago
I tried the program with administrator rights and still didnt respond
I tried the online one but the PvZ ports are UDP right? So how can i check them? I tried anyways but it only let me check one (3659), and it timed out.
Tried to make my firewall allow PvZ in public but still didnt work