[Solved] Port Forwarding Issues for Hamachi, Tunggle and Minecraft on Router

Hello, I have a problem with port forwarding for hamachi, tunggle or any other such programs, namely I want to play a game with friends (let's take minecraft for example). Well, Minecraft needs to open port 25565, and the appropriate ports for Hamachi, all redirected to the router, supported by portforward.com. After unblocking ports on hamachi I can ping with others and others can with me, which means everything should work fine. However, I have an intermediate tunnel with all other users. After using the built-in diagnostics of the above mentioned program I receive the following message:

Peer results: [208-910-928]
Adapter configuration: OK (OK)
Traffic test: Inbound traffic blocked, check firewall settings

Of course, the firewall on my computer and router is turned off completely, using a program to test (from portforward), whether the ports are correctly configured and redirecting correctly, an error message pops up:

Your port is NOT OPEN or not reacheable!

I have no idea how to force it all to work or how to bypass it, so that I could put game servers on the computer, e.g. without Hamachi intermediaries.

Do you have a public IP on WAN? If so, why this shit Hamachi?
Give screen the status of the router.
Correctly, first assign your PC in the tab LAN> DHCP you assign static IP by MAC, then redirect the external port (Virtual servers or port forwarding) 25565 to the internal 25565 to the address you previously assigned to your PC. (To get this address you need to disconnect and connect to the router again)

On WAN I do not have a public IP, I have an LTE modem connected to the router, so the WAN address is the modem address (192.168.8.1). As for port forwarding, I did exactly as you say, in many different ways. A static ip address is also assigned to the computer.

Without a public IP on the router's WAN, redirection just doesn't work. Everything is blocked on the provider's firewall.

What operator is this?

Orange. So most likely the fault lies with the provider, so is there any other way to put a server on this internet? Can orange somehow get along with it?


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Subscription.

I have not mentioned yet - card or subscription?

Added after 2 [minutes]:

Hogohin wrote:

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Subscription.

Call the hotline and ask to enable access to the Internet via VPN apn.
https://www.orange.pl/ocp-http/PL/Binary2/1992968/orange_vpnbb2b_4003575118.pdf

Okay, I'll do it and let me know if everything works as it should, the last question, namely better to take a dynamic or static address? And how to check which address I have assigned?

Dynamic. You will configure on your DDNS device to have your domain address and assign IP variables to a static domain. This option works fine for me. In addition, it is much cheaper.
What router do you have

Asus RT-AC51U router
I activated the dynamic public address in orange, set apn to vps as you said, now I have a question how to assign it to DDNS and set it to work properly

Link

Problem solved, orange VPN did the trick