ANSWERED Port forwarding problems from 'Test Open' function

[Asiatdo 0]

Greetings readers

I am a new user trying to understand how this wonderful VPN is working. Does anyone have an idea what to do, when the forwarded port I auto generated gives the Error 110 message. I am a bit lost on where to start debugging.

Things I have tried:
- Restart my laptop
- made sure the listeningport is set to the exact same 63822.
- Set IP bind to All IPv4 addresses
- Checked my firewall for application allowed, and couldn't find anything that should not have been allowed.

My Eddie version is 2.21.8 and qbittorrent is v.5.0.0
The setup I am doing this on is a Windows 10 home ver 20H2 Bootcamp, on an old Macbook mid 2012.

Thank you for your time reading this.

EDIT: after around 30 minutes, I suddenly have it my auto generated port forwarding opened. But only IPv4, v6 is still timed out.
Should I try and do this test on different servers? Not sure if it does a difference. Also do I need to be concerned that maybe next day when I do the 'test open' function again, it will suddenly time out, on the same server?
Edit again: Seems like I got timed out on the IPv4, if I joined another server such as Melnick, and when I went back again Aljanah, it was open for IPv4?

Is it safe to assume that the solutions is find get a random generated port number, then select a few servers I like and try them until I find one that is open and then stay on that server?

Edited ... by Asiatdo
After some minutes the IPV4 is open now, but 6 is still timed out, updated what I tried.

[Staff 9969]

14 hours ago, Asiatdo said:

Set IP bind to All IPv4 addresses

14 hours ago, Asiatdo said:

only IPv4, v6 is still timed out.

Hello!

That's expected due to the quoted configuration.

The 30 minutes delay is unexpected. Please take care to re-start your qBittorrent client each time you re-start a VPN connection. If the problem re-appears, please report again and also open a ticket to let the support team verify the correct configuration on the server side.

Kind regards