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-## 🌐 Step 3 – Login to Your Router \\+## 🌐 Step 3 - Login to Your Router \\
 1. Open your web browser  \\ 1. Open your web browser  \\
 2. Type your **default gateway** IP (from Step 2a) into the address bar and press Enter \\  2. Type your **default gateway** IP (from Step 2a) into the address bar and press Enter \\ 
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-## 🚪 Step 4 – Add Port Forwarding \\+## 🚪 Step 4 - Add Port Forwarding \\
 1. Look for **Port Forwarding**, **Virtual Server**, **NAT**, or **Gaming** in the router menu  \\ 1. Look for **Port Forwarding**, **Virtual Server**, **NAT**, or **Gaming** in the router menu  \\
 2. Create a new rule:  \\ 2. Create a new rule:  \\
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-## 🔥 Step 5 – Firewall Check \\+## 🔥 Step 5 - Firewall Check \\
 - **Windows:** Open Firewall → Allow a program or port → Add UDP 3658-3659  \\ - **Windows:** Open Firewall → Allow a program or port → Add UDP 3658-3659  \\
 - **Linux:** Use your firewall tool to allow the same ports  \\ - **Linux:** Use your firewall tool to allow the same ports  \\
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 1. Start NFS Underground → Create a multiplayer game  \\ 1. Start NFS Underground → Create a multiplayer game  \\
 2. Ask a friend to join   2. Ask a friend to join  
-3. Or open the NFS.onl launcher and go to Open settings → Main config → UPnP Port Forwarding and Testing. \\+3. Or open the NFS.onl launcher and go to Open options → Main config → UPnP Port Forwarding and Testing. \\
 When the new window opens, click on “Test UDP” to check if your port forwarding is set up correctly.  When the new window opens, click on “Test UDP” to check if your port forwarding is set up correctly. 
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 - Make sure ports 3658-3659 UDP are forwarded  \\ - Make sure ports 3658-3659 UDP are forwarded  \\
 - Check firewall again  \\ - Check firewall again  \\
-- If your ISP uses **CGNAT**, normal port forwarding will not work. Then you need a VPS server [[https://youtu.be/BJJQ4vUWtjc|see Redhair’s YouTube Guide]]+- If your ISP uses **CGNAT**, normal port forwarding will not work. Then you need a VPS server [[http://wiki.nfs.onl/doku.php?id=tutorials:vps_server|see Redhair’s VPS Guide]]
  
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 # 📖 Word Explanations (Simple) # 📖 Word Explanations (Simple)
  
-- **Port** = A "door" number on your router that lets game data in or out.   +- **Port** = A "door" number on your router that lets game data in or out.  \\ 
-- **UDP** = A fast type of connection for games.   +- **UDP** = A fast type of connection for games.  \\ 
-- **IP Address** = Your PC’s "house number" inside your network.   +- **IP Address** = Your PC’s "house number" inside your network. \\  
-- **Gateway** = The "main door" to your router.   +- **Gateway** = The "main door" to your router.  \\ 
-- **Router Login** = The page where you change your router settings.   +- **Router Login** = The page where you change your router settings.  \\ 
-- **Firewall** = A security wall on your PC that can block connections.   +- **Firewall** = A security wall on your PC that can block connections.  \\ 
-- **Port Forwarding** = Telling the router: "Send all game data on this port to my PC."   +- **Port Forwarding** = Telling the router: "Send all game data on this port to my PC."  \\ 
-- **DHCP Reservation** = A router option that gives your PC the same IP automatically.   +- **DHCP Reservation** = A router option that gives your PC the same IP automatically.  \\ 
-- **CGNAT** = Your internet provider puts many people behind one big router. Then port forwarding will not work.  +- **CGNAT** = Your internet provider puts many people behind one big router. Then port forwarding will not work.  \\
 - **VPS** = A rented server on the internet that can act as your host.   - **VPS** = A rented server on the internet that can act as your host.