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Hello. We do block/restrict certain ports. You can find more information about those ports and why here: https://www.cox.com/residential/support/internet-ports-blocked-or-restricted-by-cox.html
- SmilingPluvius10 months agoNew Contributor
None of those are the port I need to enable forwarding for. How do I enable port forwarding so I can play an online videogame? I attempted to use the chat on the website, but all they did was try and upsell me on new routers and attempt to send a technician out, for which I would have to pay.
- ColleenD10 months agoModerator
Are you having any trouble with other sections of the app? What about other options in Advanced Settings? I've had my peers check the app and aren't seeing any issues with the WiFi app. If logging out, clearing app cache and logging back in doesn't clear up your ability to access the port forwarding options in the app please email us at cox.help@cox.com with your full name, complete street address, description of the trouble you're having and a link to your thread.
- SmilingPluvius10 months agoNew Contributor
I download the app exclusively to enable port forwarding after being prompted to do so when attempting to do so by accessing the router via web browser through my local network.
Under Advanced Settings, there are 4 options. The top option, DMZ, and the bottom option, Port forwarding, both result in a "Something unexpected happened. We can't display your details right now. Please try again or come back later." with a button that says "Try again", that brings me back a page, and it does this every time.
The other two options, DNS server and LAN & WAN, both appear to function properly.
I have tried logging out, deleting cached data, and logging in, to no avail. I will email now.
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