I have not connect to 5000 port over mikrotik.
I telnet to xx.xx.xx.xx:5000.
If I change remote service to 5001 port it's connect ok.
Why mikrotik not forward 5000 port?
On router configured src-nat.
UPnP is off.
The /16 sounds wrong. This means that 192.168.*.* is a big, flat, single network with no routing between any two hosts having IP address starting with 192.168....... There's nothing technically wrong with this configuration, but if it's not what you expected, then that could be part of the issue, especially if the hosts are getting a netmask of 255.255.255.0 from DHCP.2 any networks have identity problem.
My IP is 192.168.200.8/16
Mikrotik LAN router 192.168.100.254/16
Host to telnet is 81.163.163.73 port 5000
(icmp disable.)
Half of my friends can connect, other half can not.
Why? strangely.
Sorry for my English.
1. I know. But in another problem.The /16 sounds wrong. This means that 192.168.*.* is a big, flat, single network with no routing between any two hosts having IP address starting with 192.168....... There's nothing technically wrong with this configuration, but if it's not what you expected, then that could be part of the issue, especially if the hosts are getting a netmask of 255.255.255.0 from DHCP.
Assuming that this ISN'T the problem, though, the telnet host is something out on the Internet somewhere and is not an IP address on the Mikrotik is it?
Oops.Then I suggest that you double-check your filter and NAT rules, and possibly try disabling UPnP on your router to see if that helps. EDIT (I just re-read the original post and see that upnp is already off - still check the filter / nat rules for that port, though)
Then I suggest that you double-check your filter and NAT rules, and possibly try disabling UPnP on your router to see if that helps. EDIT (I just re-read the original post and see that upnp is already off - still check the filter / nat rules for that port, though)
What was it?The problem is solved.