This may sound like a stupid question, but if they are not intended to be "open to the world for availability", then why do they need to appear on the server list?
Also, if you are binding each instance to specific IP's like that, I would expect the entire executable to default to using that IP for all of it's communication - including "+clientport" and "+steamport" ports. If that is truly the case (all ports get bound to the IP specified), then those ports on those IP's need to be able to talk to/from the Internet in order to get authenticated by steam, get published onto the server list, participate in VAC, etc. If you are specifically not allowing them, that could be your issue right there (i.e. why they never show-up on the server list). On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 3:44 PM, Jeff Nelson <longshot...@gmail.com> wrote: > @Weasels > You are correct. I have 3, in this case, ip addresses added to the same > network card in Linux. These are not virtual interfaces created by a > hypervisor, but simply additional ip assignments to the physical network > interface or "Alias" addresses if you prefer. > These are all behind one firewall. They are not intended to be open to the > world for availability. We use these servers for our LAN events only so I > do not intend to port forward traffic or create individual NATs. > > However, as a quick note, even running one instance of srcds on a linux box > will yield the same results when specifying an IP address - the game server > is not shown on the server browser. If you remove the -ip argument, the > correct outcome is presented. > > To make it more interesting, if I remove all assigned ip addresses and use > the native ip on the linux box in the startup command, I get the same > results if I would have used one of the alias addresses - nothing appears > on the server browser. So it appears to me that my additional ip > assignments are not to blame for this issue - at least from what I see. > > _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: https://list.valvesoftware.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
