Comment: added edgecase because i dont know if portmapper can still work if the program shows your external address as an internal one

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 5. Select your port mapping preset, and press "Use". You should now be able to see your port mapping in the "Port mappings" section.
 6. Launch ORRH, choose a map and version, and then host with the Internal port. It is automatically set to 53640, but you can change it depending on what port number you set your preset's Internal port to. 
 7. Send people your external address (IP) and port with the format *IP:Port*. You can also join your server through this as well. 
-*DISCLAIMER:* If your external address starts with 192.168, then please either use noip.com or search up your IP online, as any IP that starts with 192.168 will not work for anybody other than you.
+*DISCLAIMER:* If your external address starts with 192.168 (not your external address), You can instead find your real IP through https://whatismyipaddress.com/ (IPv4). If connecting through that still does not work, then unfortunately, portmapper may not work for you.
 
 # If you *can't* port forward...
 You can use a service like [PortMap](http://portmap.io) (NOT PORTMAPPER) or [PlayIt](http://playit.gg)