MOOClick Hosting on Local

[Blood_Wist]

I was hosting a chat application on my computer using the "No-IP" IP redirection program. On my computer, the IP is valid like, 200.201.145.23. It was doing fine but, when I tried to host on a LAN with invalid IPs like 192.168.230.3 (using port 1200 and port foward 1100-1300 on modem), none could connect...does MOO get the LAN IP when hosting or the modem IP? If it does, there's a way to pick the modem IP? Here's a ipconfig from one of the comps (portuguese):

Adaptador Ethernet Conexão local:

Sufixo DNS específico de conexão . : domain.invalid
Endereço IP . . . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.254.6
Máscara de sub-rede . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0
Gateway padrão. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.254.254

Here's a picture of the Port Foward configuration, I know ICMP isn't needed but I was lazy enought to do not turn it off =P Also, without it wasn't working too...

[DJFuego]

www.whatismyip.com will tell you your IP on the internet.
Why are you leaving such a large range open?
Have you set your computer up with a static IP address? If you don't then you could pick up another IP and the port forwarder won't work.

[Blood_Wist]

1 - Yeah, I know my IP... Also, NO-IP was setting the DNS foward correctly:
[seg 08:35] Checking Remote IP Address.
[seg 08:35] Current IP address found, using 201.78.233.249 for updates.

2 - The big range is cause setting only 1200 wasn't working, then I increased the range to check if it was port collision or something...I setted to 1200 only already

3 - Yes, the comp I'm using got a static IP address: 192.168.254.6

[DJFuego]

Change the port to something larger than 4 digits. a game port range like halflife / quake..

[Blood_Wist]

Yeah...I tried the port 45634, but didn't work...
Also, Modem/Windows firewall were disabled/enable in all tests and theres no secondary firewall program.
There's none with a LAN that could test this?

Here's a new pic of the Port Foward (The comp IP changed to final "9")

[Blood_Wist]

It worked!
I was trying to connect from the local comps where the server was, dunno why it wasn't connecting but, when I tried to connect from my home comp (created a auto-connect app just for test) it worked o.O ... The Port Fowarding / No-IP were working, now I don't know why it wasn't working when trying to connect from the local comps... maybe some mess with ports and Port Foward and the fact that the server was on the same LAN as the client...