Windows 10: Firewall still blocking port 25565 after allowing it

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  1. DIETERBONTINCK
    DieterBontinck Win User

    Firewall still blocking port 25565 after allowing it


    I want to try to setup a Minecraft server everything is working fine if I disable my firewall, I tested this via canyouseeme.org and it doesnt mather what I do with the port rules its not working, only if I disable the firewall. Every rule setting is correct even tried it with cmd and still no succes.Someone who can help?Thank you!

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    DieterBontinck, Mar 10, 2025 at 11:27 AM
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  2. THELPS
    Thelps Win User

    Blocked Ports in Firewall but TCPView says they're still in use.

    So a program that is set by the access list of the Firewall to 'allowed' overrides specifically blocked ports?
     
    Thelps, Mar 10, 2025 at 11:28 AM
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  3. DALCHINA
    dalchina Win User
    Block ALL Programs Except Allowed Ones

    You can block programs using Windows Defender, for example (ignore the strange title): Please Wait... | Cloudflare E.g.
     
    dalchina, Mar 10, 2025 at 11:28 AM
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  4. MOCK26
    Mock26 Win User

    Firewall still blocking port 25565 after allowing it

    Why is Windows Defender Firewall blocking an inbound port?

    I have Windows 11 and am using Xfinity as my ISP.
    I have port forwarded Port 2346 in my router.
    In Defender Firewall I have set up an Inbound Rule for Port 2346 to "Allow the connection."
    Defender Firewall is still blocking the port. I know it is Defender Firewall because if I turn it off then the port is no longer blocked. When I turn Defender Firewall back on the port is blocked.

    How do I fix this so that I can keep Defender Firewall running and not block the port?
     
    Mock26, Mar 10, 2025 at 11:28 AM
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