I was unable to join my server now I know I have it setup Properly in port
forward I just dont understand now why I cant connect?? I also tried a few
experiments in Doom I was able to see the game servers. In Call of Duty I
was not able to see the server list?? I joined in LOMAC and that worked
t
I run several dedicated servers and the only port I have open for all the game
servers is 27015 for TCP. In router jargon this is the "initial connection"
port and must be opened so the Internet can get to it. Of course the IP addy
that the Internet sees is the Public (no need to say external)
No need for the whole group to see this. Please continue to use the
group for troubleshooting.
I am sending a picture of my server console so you can see it. If you look
close the IP address listed is an internal IP address of 192.168.1.101 and
my external IP is 75.117.144.3 I am also inclu
Close enough, hehehe... but your puter can have an internal and an external IP
if it is multi-homed...like mine is. The rest of what you said is fairly
accurate, in a down and dirty kinda way... well done.
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From: Ryan Brady [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, Octob
you are still not understanding. yes, you give out your external ip to
users, no you do not bind your server to that ip.
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Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 11:09 PM
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> well I just ope
well I just opened what Steam Support said to open?? if I dont need all them
why do they say to open them all??
I mostly fly Flight Simulators and I do not give out my internal IP for
those I have to give out my external IP same goes for TS2, and Roger wilco
Voice comms. I also was going by what S
Wow, that's a lot of ports you have forwarded... All you need to forward is
UDP for the port the server runs on (as long as you allow outbound without
rules). As for requesting that info, it's basic troubleshooting for just
about anything sitting behind a firewall or NAT device. The point that yo
@DlinkOZ
I Port Forward the Proper ports that was shown in the Steam Support site.
Ill post the screenshot of the Port Forward test page on another website
here is the link:
http://www.simhq.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=64&t=001290
Port Forwarding is NOT the problem Please Stop As
Not quite true. If you have a decent router and you set an internal
server as DMZ, it's NIC will have the public IP value. The reason why
it's best to run dual NIC's on a server that faces the public. Keep the
networks separated.
Link
Ryan Brady wrote:
ok, here is how a router works. the router
I'll ask again, can you tell us exactly what port forwarding you've done?
Such as:
"I have forwarded UDP 27015 to my server"
That would give us something to go on.
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Sent: Friday, October 06, 200
ok, here is how a router works. the router gets an ip from your ISP. you
plug your computers into the router. the router gives your computers thier
own 'internal' IPs. your computer does not have an internal and external IP.
when you send and recieve data, the router says 'oh michaels computer is
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what is your native language, maybe I can help you better if I knew that...
On 10/6/06, Michael Jordan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> At least try running a dedicated server. If your computer has enough
> power,
> you can play too. I was able to
@Michael
I ran a dedicated server and recieved this error:
ERROR: couldn't open custom.hpk.
Dropped Nephilim from server
Reason: Client sent 'drop'
will that help figure out my problem?? Also I noticed it is using my
Internal IP shouldnt it use my External??
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At least try running a dedicated server. If your computer has enough power,
you can play too. I was able to do it for a few days while fixing my server.
At the very least, maybe there will be an error message in the server
console that will give a hint to your problem.
BTW, your screen shot of the
@Scott
I have a normal IP if that is what your looking for?? I realise they need
nuthing special but it just doesn't work, I have no Problem Hosting other
games just Halflife on Steam?? and I dont wanna do a Dedicated server as I
wanna play as well.
Yes, Steam has a TEST port page I found it on t
Well, it just errored again with -nocrashdialogue
Moving onto the next suggestion with the registry.
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To:
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2006 7:46 PM
Subject: Re: [hlds] srcds.exe - Application Error keeping fire daemon from
rest
Steam page to test ports What is that? I am not aware of that.
There servers really do need NOTHING special to work.
When you go to http://www.whatismyip.org/ what is your ip address?
Also what is the name of your server so you can check for it on
www.gametiger.net ?
If the ports are open
@DlinkOz
here is a screenshot of the Steam page to Test Ports as you can see I passed
so the ports are open and it is NOT a PF Problem if it was that simple I
could solve it!!
THNX Gerald
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From: "DLinkOZ" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 1:09 PM
Well it will be listed in LAN because it is on the local network, even
if it is running in Internet/sv_lan 0. Have you actually tried to get
your friends to connect to it?
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Hi,
I start my server and when i look into the server
I may have missed it, but what forwarding rules exactly have you put in
place? Honestly, it takes only 1 rule with any decent firewall to allow
direct IP connections.
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Hi,
I start my server and when i look into the server list,its in LAN.
What do i have to do?
Is it something with my firewall? I set my firewall to " allow all " but
that doesn't help and sv_lan 0 doesn't either.
I just want to start a server so I
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The server definitily shouldn't be bound to the external port on your
router. It shouldn't even be possible to do that.
The server IP will be something like 192.168.0.4. People connect by using
your public IP and the router forwards the traffic.
well you would LOOSe that bet;) Port Forwarding is Setup Properly It is NOT
a PF issue THNX for you comment tho!!
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To:
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 11:50 AM
Subject: Re: Re: [hlds] Unable to HOSt because..
I would bet that this guy does n
SORRY but I am VERY Familiar with Port Forwarding it is setup Properly it is
NOT an issue with port forwarding
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Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 12:00 PM
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Hence the reason he was sent to the STEAM Forums
Do not pass go
Do not collect $200
On 10/7/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I would bet that this guy does not have port forwarding set up properly.
> If port forwarding is do
I would bet that this guy does not have port forwarding set up properly. If
port forwarding is done right the game server will work, people will be able to
connect and it will eventually show up in the master server list. I do not have
my server bound to the external IP and it works just fine.
When using hlds.exe from the command prompt (or addressing from a
batchfile):
hlds.exe -game tfc -port 27015 +maxplayers 30 +map dustbowl +ip
123.123.123.123 -console -zone 1024
-game -tfc -> start a TFC hlds
-port 27015 ->on port 27015
+maxplayers 30 -> with a max of 30 players
+m
"if you want your server to appeare in the server list"
If you mean to have your server appear in the master list at valve: not
relevant
If you start a game server on steam (and it's properly configed/connected)
your server will be added to the master list automatically.
All a domainname does is
No, the +ip 123.123.123.123 command in the start u is correct, but the
domain would be if you want your server to appeare in the server list, so
the domain would be setup to the computer/server that is hosting the srcds
box. Otherwise you would have to change your plublic ip manually in the
startu
@Sailor
Sorry for noobish question but where would I find the Startup String??
THNX Gerald
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From: "Sailor Mercury-sama (NL)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, October 06, 2006 7:21 AM
Subject: Re: [hlds] Unable to HOSt because..
@gerald
In the startup string a
Cany anyone explain why Steam is using his internal IP? How many thousands
of servers are out there that don't use +ip still work just fine? Is there
more to the story here?
YES I have Heard of Google but I was Directed here if you DONT wanna
Answer
my Question thean DONT!!
My Problem is NOT
@gerald
In the startup string add:
+ip
for example: +ip 123.123.123.123
That should do it.
@jose
. really, how is a domainname going to tell an application that wants an
*IP* which IP it should use?
You need to use an IP address for this and not a domainname.
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Hey dude it's really easy, you can simply get a free domain like
www.no-ip.com or http://freedns.afraid.org i believe is one, there are more
but you can Google that. And Srcds does work off a domain instead of ip as
well. So that would be your best solution right now.
Hope this info helped out
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