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Hello,
i'm trying to open the port 123 UDP and 1230 UDP on my Airport Time Capsule,
i create the rule in the network but the ports are closed, i must check other options?
In the DHCP reservation i set the mac address and in the port i create the rule with the same address.
Thanks
Airport Time Capsule 802.11ac
How are you checking the port?
Most internet checkers are useless for Apple systems.. so test with the actual application you are doing this for from actual WAN location.
Thanks, i check the link but i do the same
I try some internet site, do you have some solution to check to my Mac?
The only way to check the Mac is if you can access the application in the local network.. if so then it works.
You check the port forwarding by using external connection using whatever app it is you are trying to connect. Often the easiest way to do this is using a tethered phone on a laptop and run the application over the internet to your main router.
We also need to see that the TC is the only router in the network and you have a public IP on the WAN interface.. it appears you may not. If the TC is showing Double NAT the port forwards will not work.
Please open AirPort Utility and click on the AirPort Time Capsule.
A smaller window will appear
Post a screenshot of the small window
This small window?
Thanks. I will let LaPastenague comment, since he answered before I did above.
My guess would be that he will mention something about the default IP address range of the AirPort being 10.0.1.x.....and that the AirPort seems to work better using that range than other ranges on the Apple routers.
Airport time capsule open port
