Failing to connect over internet

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    nimbus
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    After spending copious amounts of time troubleshooting, I cannot seem to get NoMachine to connect remotely to my Windows PC. I have tried following several guides such as https://kb.nomachine.com/DT07S00245. I have looked through various forum posts on the matter as well. I have turned off my Windows firewall and my router firewall. I have UPnP enabled. I have setup port forwarding using the Server PC local IP with the private and public ports configured in NoMachine server ports. I can confirm that connecting locally does work.

    The error message that I get is: A connection timeout has occurred while trying to connect to '' on port ''. The issue could either be caused by a networking problem, by a firewall or NAT blocking incoming traffic or by a wrong server address. Please verify your configuration and try again.

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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    #51229
    katpan
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    Hello,

    It seems the issue might be with port forwarding if multiple routers are involved. Ensure that:

    Port Forwarding: If you have a secondary router, forward the port from the first router to the second router’s IP, and then from the second router to your NoMachine server’s local IP.

    A similar topic is here: https://forum.nomachine.com/topic/double-nat-remote-through-internet

    UPnP: Check if UPnP is enabled on all routers or manually configure port forwarding if needed.

    External IP and Port: Use your public IP (e.g., from WhatIsMyIP.com) and the port configured for NoMachine when connecting remotely.

    Firewalls: Temporarily disable firewalls on routers and the server to rule out connection blocks.

    If the issue persists, let us know more about your network setup for further assistance.

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