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Hello, I have Windows 11. I just had to restore my PC and the port forwarding stopped working. I use the EERO Ap for port forwarding. I have spoken to tech support from both EERO and my ISP and both said it wasn't on their end. I have created an inbound rule on my Windows Defender for both TCP and UDP of the port I'm trying to forward. It is not working. Everything worked before I had to restore my PC though. I have also used "Restore Default Policy" button as well.
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Open Command Prompt as administrator and run:
netstat -ano | findstr :<your-port-number>
Replace <your-port-number> with the port you’re forwarding.
If nothing appears, your application isn't properly listening on that port.
Ensure your firewall is properly enabled.