Portfowarding For Warcraft how?

Shank

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Im kinda keen on hosting some dota games these days but have no cooking clue on how to do it. I tried reading portfowarding.com but man im so dumb when it gets to that shiat.
 
This isn't World Of Warcraft, so the difference might be that the port used is 6112.

It's really easy shank, for a start, what kind of router do you have?
 
This isn't World Of Warcraft, so the difference might be that the port used is 6112.

It's really easy shank, for a start, what kind of router do you have?

its that mega 100wr router from telescum :D
 
This isn't World Of Warcraft, so the difference might be that the port used is 6112.

It's really easy shank, for a start, what kind of router do you have?

please help me if you think its easy :(pleeeaaasee.
 
ok... A) use portforward.com's way to port forward you're router, then simple right click on my network places, right click on Local Area Connection( the one you use for internet), go to properties, select Advanced-settings(It says Windows firewall) and then go to Exceptions, there it should say Add port, click that and type in war3ZA 6112 then add (and click TCP) I think you Must also do war3ZA 6119-TCP and war3ZA 6112;6119 UPD

It's working on mine, and basically, what you doing is making the fire wall allow those ports to send and receive data, other wise the port forwarding that you enabled on the router, will be blocked by the fire wall...

Sorry if it's all a bit confusing, but, do it step by step... this way IS the easiest way to do it, other ways are fast but more typing and harder to understand

PEACE OUT
 
well in my ISP you are basicaly all my ports are blocked... :(
 
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