PLEASE HELPPPP!! Double NAT is preventing Port forwarding!!!!!!

[theearth]

Hi guys, 3 months ago i was able to open any port on my D-link DSL-2750U router without any problem at that time my ISP was giving me 1 Public IP but now i have two different IP one of them is on my routers page in WAN setting and the other one i get it on websites like ip-adress.com they are totally different ... and when i try to open port and check if its open it doesn't work ... the wan ip is accessible from outside internet i mean i can access my router through this ip ( the ip on router's page ) from different internet but the ip that i get from websites is not accessible... plz plz any1 have any idea how to port forward tells me and how can i fix this i was using it in playing online games and also to access my camera from outside

 

[Drake2007]

Huh?

 

[Hectic]

Are perhaps using Chrome and an add on like Zenmate or something similar?

 

[gregmcc]

Indeed...huh?

Doesn't sound like a double Nat issue. The internal interface on your router will have a private ip of something like 192.168.x.x

Once connected to the net the external interface with get a public address like 196.x or something similar. The router will Nat from the private to the public and vice versa.

 

[theearth]

nah.... i have on my wan setting ip of 10.22.XX.XX tottally different from the one on ip-adress.com which is 130.193.xxx.xxx

and i can access my router from another internet through 10.22.xx while i can't with the 130.193.x.x

 

[theearth]

Are perhaps using Chrome and an add on like Zenmate or something similar?

no I'm not using chrome and i don't have any extension my browser it is Maxthon

 

[Necuno]

// walks in

 

[gregmcc]

Ahh ok. Your lovely ISP is doing the NATing for you.

What do you mean i can access my router from another internet?

 

[theearth]

I mean i can access my router from outside like if I'm in my friends house and try to access my router from there house and their internet i would be able by using the wan ip ....
if my ISP is doing NATing for me how would i be able to port forward ?? i mean shall i pay for this crap ??

 

[Necuno]

Dude! Where is my router!?

 

[Dan C]

Well port forwarding is easy.

* but you need to have NAT loopback enabled, else you won't be able to access whatever you are trying to host from your LAN
(it will be accessible from outside)

 

[theearth]

Well port forwarding is easy.

* but you need to have NAT loopback enabled, else you won't be able to access whatever you are trying to host from your LAN
(it will be accessible from outside)

Actually my whole problem is this ..... i have enabled loopback but still can't reach the host