It's more than possible that it was a fail on my end, but I do know somewhat what I'm doing.
I host a minecraft server, I do know how to port forward and can do so. I hosted a server for my friends in starmade the other day just fine using the default port :4242, tonight however it failed, when my friend was unable to connect to my server. - I used the seemyport.org thing, which said my port is closed. - I didn't do anything different from the minecraft server port, and I did disable it first to allow 4242 through, but the issue remained.
I feel like it's possible that it was something with the server itself, but considering that seemyport thing didn't pick up to begin with, I think it was my router in someway too. - Can never be too sure on bug reports though! :P
I tried putting my minecraft server back up to test it's port after, it had a slight issue too, but then suddenly my friend did get on, thinking it was just a slight hiccup I tried shutting down the server again, to allow starmade through; however once more it failed to port forward.
I host a minecraft server, I do know how to port forward and can do so. I hosted a server for my friends in starmade the other day just fine using the default port :4242, tonight however it failed, when my friend was unable to connect to my server. - I used the seemyport.org thing, which said my port is closed. - I didn't do anything different from the minecraft server port, and I did disable it first to allow 4242 through, but the issue remained.
I feel like it's possible that it was something with the server itself, but considering that seemyport thing didn't pick up to begin with, I think it was my router in someway too. - Can never be too sure on bug reports though! :P
I tried putting my minecraft server back up to test it's port after, it had a slight issue too, but then suddenly my friend did get on, thinking it was just a slight hiccup I tried shutting down the server again, to allow starmade through; however once more it failed to port forward.