The incoming ports that need to be forwarded for Remotely Possible Server are:
Remotely Possible Server - PC
- TCP: 799
- UDP:
Set Up a Port Forward for Remotely Possible Server
You may need to forward ports in your router when you use Remotely Possible Server. By forwarding ports you allow connection requests coming from the internet to be directed to Remotely Possible Server.
By default routers do not allow incoming network requests. A port forward can overcome this limitation.
Before You Forward a Port
Make sure that you know these things before forwarding a port:
- The internal IP address of your router.
- The internal IP address of your computer.
- A list of TCP and UDP ports that need to be forwarded.
Locate Your Router's IP Address
You can run our free Router Detector software to locate your router's IP address. Our Router Detector tool is free to use and is part of our Network Utilities software.
If you do not want to run the software, you can follow our Find Your Router IP Address guide.
Setting Up a Port Forward for Remotely Possible Server
A smart way to forward your ports is to use Network Utilities. With Network Utilities, you can easily forward ports and also un-forward ports quickly so that you can keep your network up to date with the ports that you need forwarded and maximize your network security.
Alternatively you can do it by hand. The way to forward a port is:
- Log in to your router.
- Look for the port forwarding section in your router.
- Put the IP address of your computer in the proper box in your router.
- Enter the TCP and UDP ports that you need to forward for Remotely Possible Server in the corresponding boxes in your router.
Usually you have to reboot your router in order to save the changes.
You can choose your router from our list to see exactly how to forward ports for Remotely Possible Server:
List of Routers - Customized for Remotely Possible Server
That is the process required to forward ports in your router for Remotely Possible Server.