I'll teach you how to port forward through the router & modem. (Not with PFConfig  )

Lets Start!

Start off by going to: Start -> Run -> CMD -> And Type IPCONFIG



Now Copy That "Standard Gateway // Default Gateway" IP And Type It Into Your Webbrowser & Log in.


My username is Root - nothing. The router // modem accounts usually are theese:

Admin - 
Admin - Admin
Admin - Password
Admin - User
Admin - Root
Admin - Custom Password, Check underneath your router for it! 

Root - Admin
Root - 
Root - Password
Root - Root
Root - Password
Root - Custom Password. Check underneath 

User - Root
User - 
User - Admin
User - Password
User - User
User - Custom Pass.

And so on.

Once you're logged in, Go to the "port forwarding" or in this case, "Virtual Server"





Virtual Server: Enable / Disable.
Local IP: Found In IPConfig, As IP Adress.
Start Port: The Port You Want To Forward, Start Port.
End Port: The Port You Want To Forward, End Port.
Protocol: TCP & UDP or BOTH
Remark: The Name Of The Wished Forwarded Program.

And When You've Saved The Settings, Go To Canyouseeme.org And Type Your Port In There, And If It Says



Then You've Succeded Your Port Forwarding.

If It Says



You've Failed. Then I Advice You To Take A Look At Portforward.com And Look For Your Router Or Modem, Once You Find It They Have A Port Forward Tutorial There.

Or Try To Have The Application You Are Forwarding For Open, Like Cybergate & Try Again!

Hope You Liked This Short Explained Tutorial! (Credits To Undefined For Giving Me The Inspiration To Do This, Since His Is With PFConfig, I Made It Router Style)

//Plutonium