portforward

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  "embed": "{\"color\": 4886754, \"title\": \"Port Forwarding\", \"footer\": {\"text\": \"!portforward\"}, \"description\": \"In order to host your own server on your network, you will have to setup some **port forwarding** settings on your router.  This allows clients outside your network to connect to a machine inside your network.\\nYou will need to forward whatever port you setup for your server (defaults to 1446) to the internal IP address you are hosting the server on (choose TCP/UDP for protocol).\\nEvery router has slightly different settings, but you can see a general tutorial at <https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/general-port-forwarding-guide/>.\"}",
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