After creating a port mapping just like this:
device.CreatePortMap(new Mapping(Protocol.Ucp, Port, Port));
and verifying it's in the devices map with:
foreach (Mapping portMap in device.GetAllMappings())
{
Console.WriteLine(portMap.ToString());
}
My port listener won't pick up any incoming messages from a client I have connected to the public IP of my router and the same port until I go into my router network manager and reload the firewall settings.
Same thing if the maps are deleted, it won't take effect until the router settings are reloaded.
I have an ARRIS TG1682G gateway with Xfinity (Comcast) ISP.
afaik there's no real way to programmatically solve this but I thought I'd at least put this out there for others to know
After creating a port mapping just like this:
device.CreatePortMap(new Mapping(Protocol.Ucp, Port, Port));and verifying it's in the devices map with:
My port listener won't pick up any incoming messages from a client I have connected to the public IP of my router and the same port until I go into my router network manager and reload the firewall settings.
Same thing if the maps are deleted, it won't take effect until the router settings are reloaded.
I have an ARRIS TG1682G gateway with Xfinity (Comcast) ISP.
afaik there's no real way to programmatically solve this but I thought I'd at least put this out there for others to know