Michael McKoy wrote:
I'm not sure why port 27005 is bound. Traditionally this would be the client port, so the server shouldn't be opening it. I don't know what the 27020 port is but it might be related to the built in HLTV? One of these ports handles server queries though, I think.
The TCP port is rcon, of course.
Hi,
I've lots of problems with srcds port binding. I just found that a single srcds process had 3 UDP ports openned.
falcon:~# netstat -ap | grep 9660 tcp 0 0 falcon:27021 *:* LISTEN 9660/srcds_amd udp 110352 0 falcon:27020 *:* 9660/srcds_amd udp 0 0 falcon:27021 *:* 9660/srcds_amd udp 0 0 falcon:27005 *:* 9660/srcds_amd
The port option ont the HL command line is "-port 27021".
Can anyone explain me why the port 27020 is used by the same process ? Can we disable this? And the port 27005 ? I have another server on the port 27020, so that's a problem.
Second thing, when the asked port is in use, I dont want that the srcds server automatically bind another free port. Is it possible ? I can't find any benefit from this feature. If the port 21 is in use, does an FTP server automatically use the port 22 ? :/
Thanks !
-- DjoDjo
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This is what I get on a windows box : TCP x.x.x.x:27015 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING UDP 0.0.0.0:27005 *:* UDP 0.0.0.0:27007 *:* UDP 0.0.0.0:27015 *:* UDP 0.0.0.0:27020 *:*
The TCP is for RCON, but the rest - Not a clue.
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