david.fosters9

What were you doing wrong? I'm facing the same issue

Thanks again

Yes indeed. Thanks for that clarification. Thinking about it, does that mean I have to choose whether to use MyServers or Wireguard VPN? Does Wireguard also need translating to 443? Or could I also change the port of Wireguard to a different random port number and pass it straight through the router without translating?

Thanks for that suggestion. If I were to do that, is it any less secure than using the same random external port number (14793, 21093 etc) and translating it to 443? Sounds like the same exposure risk to me. Or are there other disadvantages?

Hi Betty. I've just hit the same problem with the Sky Q router, and considering my options. What replacement router did you go for and did you have any problems getting on line with it? Thanks, Dave

Perfect timing! I've been facing the same issue since I tried to do the same thing during the week. After research, I believe the Sky router (mine is a Q hub) can do port forwarding but not PAT (Port Address Translation) which is what we need to go from "NOT 443" to "443" as you put it. I'm still looking, but options I have found so far are: 1. send a command to the router which enables PAT (https://www.skyuser.co.uk/forum/technical-discussion/6940-how-enable-port-address-translation-pat.html) 2. Use a piece of third party software , like the ones at the bottom of this page. Looks scary to me.https://www.itechtics.com/port-forwarding/ 3. Buy a new router 4. Look for an Unraid community app 5. Don't bother. I'm still researching. Let me know what you find out or device to do, and I'll do likewise.