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There's no 192.168.1.X for IPv4. Just 10.0.0.X, x being the number of the device (question mark?)

Upnp is enabled on Netgear.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/244314/how-to-forward-ports-on-your-router.html Step 4 talks about the static IP address though I don't know anything else about it

My baseport is 2000. I indeed added rules to the firewall, both inbound and outbound

The reason why I forwarded two ports was to be twice as sure that people are able to join the server. I now know it doesn't work that way, though bear with me I don't have much experience with hosting a server via port forwarding. I'll disable the 12000-12010 to see if it'll work. I'll come...

So I provided a static ip address, port forwarded both 2000-2010 and 12000-12010 for TCP/UDP, allowed inbound and outbound rules for the same ports for TCP/UDP, and provided two ports for my router on Netgear of the same ports. Yet, nothing seems to work. I would really appreciate if someone...