William Warren schrieb:
I run Ipcop in front of my HLDS(and now also an SRCDS) server. For the
source server can the +port command be an FQDN? I ask to ask as i run
these servers form my dsl line and i have to use Dyndns..:) According
to my research source doesn't like +port being the LAN ip address.
p.s. the 1.6 runs swimmingly behind my firewall but the source server is
having issues with refusing or dropping remote RCON requests.
Yeah - giving an IP parameter to a -port option is always a bad idea :o.
So I guess you meant -ip (its "-" since for some time now but it still
accepts "+").
Nevertheless you most likely will not have to enter the port and ip
values anyway. You just have to forward the serverport (27015 if you
don't set any other by -port) on *udp* (for joining the server from
outside) and *tcp* (for the rcon protocol, which now is a connection
oriented one).
If you have multiple network interfaces on the server machine (not the
one running IPCop):
on udp a server listens to all interfaces if not bound to a specific ip
while on tcp it just listens to one (selectable by -ip).
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