diff --git a/documentation/PortForwarding.md b/documentation/PortForwarding.md
index 2a06d2b..6fffb95 100644
--- a/documentation/PortForwarding.md
+++ b/documentation/PortForwarding.md
@@ -19,30 +19,30 @@ Set a static IP on the PC hosting the game server and copy it for later:
 - [Windows 10](https://pureinfotech.com/set-static-ip-address-windows-10/)
 
 
-### 1. Log into Your Router
+### 2. Log into Your Router
 
 You'll need to access your router's web interface at 192.168.1.1.
 You might need a username and a password to log in: refer to your router's manual for precise instructions.
 
-### 2. Find the Port Forwarding Section
+### 3. Find the Port Forwarding Section
 
 Once logged in, navigate to the port forwarding section of your router's settings. 
-This location may vary from router to router, but it's typically labeled as "Port Forwarding," "Port Mapping," or "Virtual Server."
+This location may vary from router to router, but it's typically labelled as "Port Forwarding," "Port Mapping," or "Virtual Server."
 Refer to your router's manual for precise instructions.
 
-### 3. Add a Port Forwarding Rule
+### 4. Add a Port Forwarding Rule
 
 Now, you'll need to create a new port forwarding rule. Here's what you'll typically need to specify:
 
 - **Service Name:** Choose a name for your port forwarding rule (e.g., "Fortnite Game Server").
-- **Port Number:** Enter 7777 for both the external and internal port.
+- **Port Number:** Enter 7777 for both the external and internal ports.
 - **Protocol:** Select the UDP protocol.
 - **Internal IP Address:** Enter the static IP address you set earlier.
 - **Enable:** Make sure the port forwarding rule is enabled.
 
-### 4. Save and Apply the Changes
+### 5. Save and Apply the Changes
 
 After configuring the port forwarding rule, save your changes and apply them. 
 This step may involve clicking a "Save" or "Apply" button on your router's web interface.
 
-### 5. Try hosting a game!
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+### 6. Try hosting a game!