Also, you can use www.gametiger.com to triangulate on your server. You'll
want to use their web form to list your server's current IP address, then
you can go in and search for your server by name. If it is up and
communicating properly with the world, the GameTiger server will "see" it
and report its vital stats (OS type, current map, current # of players,
total # of players, etc.). It's like a web-based version of GameSpy, but
the stats are collected on a server in Germany, not from you local machine.
I used it all the time to get an "outside" look at my servers. You can also
get buddies in IRC to check things and tell you what they see.
GL,
D
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Scott C. Best
Sent: Tuesday, September 11, 2001 4:59 PM
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Mark:
Hope your HL problems are getting better. Two quick
thoughts:
> Thanks for the replies...I believe the problem lies in the CStrike
> server config, since this is where the 169.254.0.0 address shows up.
> When try to run a server on another machine without a WAN adapter...it
> shows as having the Internal network IP address (192.0.0.0) of the LAN
> adapter. I believe the echowall config is correct...HLIFE is specified
> in services, the MACID is there (i even tried to specify "all" just for
> the hell of it), and I did change IF_EXT to ppp0 instead of eth0. When
> I use weblet to see the firewall rules, it appears as though the rules
> are applied, which is why I agree that I am missing something on the
> server end.
When you "echowall start", what it tells you at the end,
about which services have been enabled to which IP addresses, is
true. :)
> I guess I would want the server to show the internal LAN IP address (as
> opposed to the 169.254.0.0), then post the external IP address for
> people to connect. I will fool around with it more tonight.
Right, exactly. Try using the +ip command that Alec suggested
when you start the server. Then, from a different ISP altogether,
point a CStrike client to your firewall's external interface. It
should connect. Since it's a PPPoE setup, this IP address could
change frequently, but we can talk about dynamic-DNS once you get
the initial connection going.
Good luck!
-Scott
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