Forum Thread: Still Need Help with WAN in Kali

are you sure your ISP allows connections to port 8080?

-Phoenix750

i Dont know :/

dude test this

forward port 3000 in your router then fireup BeEf then check it up in your canyouseeme.org if it didnt open it means you do some thing wrong

or his ISP doesn't allow it. it doesn't necessarily mean HE did something wrong!

the only way to know if your ISP is blocking that port is by calling their customer service and ask them if they allow port 8080, 3000 or whatever port number.

-Phoenix750

i never saw a isp block user to forward port(yes they could block some ports like 4444 or 1604) but blocking huge range cause them problem.

I have Time Warner and I can do port 4444

I use a 3G mobile connection, and sometimes I get an IP that is natted and not allowed to receive incoming connections. Sometimes I reboot the router, and my ip is changed on a totally different netblock, allowing me to forward any port I want.

Providers are possibly running out of ipv4 space, so this s# happens.

Note down your ip address now, reboot router, recheck ip address. Do this for a couple days every 3-6 hours and see if you IP is assigned to different block or is always on same range.

Canyouseeme.org is the most straightforward way to check if you are available for connections. If you are sure you forwarded ports right on router, allowed local service on your computer firewall, and still get no connection, ask your ISP. They are the only one that can solve your problem.

canyousee.org also cant me my beef at port 3000

i can ping my router i think kali firewall is messing with me do you have any idea to fix this

I don't think it would be the "kali firewall". You can find out by nmap'ing your computer, and then grepping for 8080 either by using a pipe or outputting the results into a file and then grepping the file from there.

I may be wrong, but i don't think kali comes with an active firewall. It comes with iptables but you have to set it up yourself. So unless you set up iptables and blocked traffic i don't think it's the firewall.

when i nmap my internal ip 192.168.1.7 i see port open but when i nmap the external ip i don't see any port open