R63 Port forwarding please help

[jake790]

My modem is Technicolor TG582n

I Can't port forward port 80. I get an error. Screenshots of what i have done so far...

My link does not link to my hotel but instead my gateway. I Use No-IP.

Please help...

I Thought I'd setup the ports into 3 differnt parts.

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And this is the error with port 80. Also a screenshot with nothing attached. So i do not get this error with port 80.

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And this is my website which is linking to my gateway instead of my hotel. Why is this happening? As i said i use No-IP

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Help is badly needed... Thanks. I Don't want to use Hamachi.

 

[Syntax]

Don't set up a hotel on a home connection bro. Best bet is to buy a VPS lol. But, try using different ports or if that doesn't work, buy a VPS.

 

[jake790]

Best site to get a VPS? And is their a tutorial on how to set it up with a VPS? If so. Please share links. Thanks.

 

[Mega]

Best site to get a VPS? And is their a tutorial on how to set it up with a VPS? If so. Please share links. Thanks.

Urmmm, I'm sure you know that hosting a retro on your home network is way too risky. If you are really serious about opening a retro, better you buy a VPS (spare some money, worth it). I know most people don't have money to buy vps and stuff. Why not you just worked at people's retro (free).

 

[jake790]

Urmmm, I'm sure you know that hosting a retro on your home network is way too risky. If you are really serious about opening a retro, better you buy a VPS (spare some money, worth it). I know most people don't have money to buy vps and stuff. Why not you just worked at people's retro (free).

I Wanna work on someone's retro but none wants to give me a try out on any hotel (I've already tried about 5 hotels already that were on retrolist). If old school was still as good. My hotel (Back in 2009 called Habbo Credit Hotel) would be still good and it would still have ALOT of users... It's a shame they went downhill

Also you did not give me a link to a VPS and a tutorial on how to host it on a VPS. I'm willing to spend money... Just need a good site and a good tutorial.