thanks so much. I finally got it working!
Topic: Bitcoin Node Port 8333 Open, But Still No Incoming Connections! (Read 611 times)
Common Application Bitcoin-v0.14.1
Application Name
Protocol TCP
Public Port Range 8333~8333
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Private Port Range 8333~8333
~
Local IP Address XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Remote IP Address On
Rule Status On
For the local IP address, go to Command prompt and key in "ipconfig". You should see the following output:Application Name
Protocol TCP
Public Port Range 8333~8333
~
Private Port Range 8333~8333
~
Local IP Address XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Remote IP Address On
Rule Status On
Replace the Local IP address with the one you see in YOUR own output.
Common Application Bitcoin-v0.14.1
Application Name
Protocol TCP
Public Port Range 8333~8333
~
Private Port Range 8333~8333
~
Local IP Address XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Remote IP Address On
Rule Status On
Application Name
Protocol TCP
Public Port Range 8333~8333
~
Private Port Range 8333~8333
~
Local IP Address XXXXXXXXXXXXX
Remote IP Address On
Rule Status On
Tried but it says that it can't see me through the port. what now?
That means you didn't portforward correctly.Can you go to your router page and verify that you did portforward TCP 8333?
If you see a LAN IP address or anything similar for you to fill, go to command prompt, key in ipconfig and you should be able to see IPV4 Address or anything similar. For me, it is 192.XXX.X.XXX.
Tried but it says that it can't see me through the port. what now?
Go to http://canyouseeme.org/ and key in 8333. If the portforward is done successfully, you should see a success.
I recently started a bitcoin node to support the network. I opened the port 8333 on my router and have set my firewall to accept incoming connections from my bitcoin client, but It still doesn't show any incoming connections. I even visited the bitcode page to check my node status and it states that it is inaccessible. Please help!
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