Port forwarding in order to host games

[Shawn]

You can select your router model from here:
http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm

And then click Warcraft III. Follow the on-screen instructions (they even have screenshots included) and you should be set to go.

Cheers

[y|nsh3ng™st1ck]

lolx. ur trying to teach people to port forward? well. its good la. i was thinkin bout writing 1. but its like...different router u gotta explain it differently.

[DeaDGoD]

i thought all u need to do was to open the 6112 port and everything would be fine?

[Shawn]

Hmm the website recommends to open TCP ports 6112-6119. And also the screenshots step-by-step are handy for those really clueless about it

[idle]

you could just play on hamachi to save trouble xD

[Shawn]

you could just play on hamachi to save trouble xD
Isnt there a limit for the number of members in ur network for hamachi?

[DeaDGoD]

i believe there is a limit.
bnet sometimes is lag. but i feel bnet has the most amt of leavers if u play public games.

[idle]

yeah there is, maybe we should host a few #'s xD ... or similarly, you can host competitions on hamachi, create a private channel. but this is just an option to play with.

[Derek]

Just enable DMZ host in your router and fill in the ip of the DMZ host. Ip can be found in IPCONFIG. Save + exit. Done.
http://lancraft.org/router.JPG

this should work too.