| server problem [message #246681] |
Sat, 24 February 2007 04:12  |
TbouncerT
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Ive looked through the forum about this and cannot seem to find a fix. Some people will be able to connect (like me) and others cannot. I have open all the needed ports in my router and even tried DMZ and still have this problem.
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| Re: server problem [message #247298 is a reply to message #246681] |
Tue, 27 February 2007 19:04  |
tonyrolm
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Ive looked through the forum about this and cannot seem to find a fix. Some people will be able to connect (like me) and others cannot. I have open all the needed ports in my router and even tried DMZ and still have this problem.
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Try setting you sevrer to a static ip address the set your router to DMZ to you static ip address assigned to your server.
I recommend you have some type of firewall whether it be the inhierent Windows Firewall or ZoneAlarm and only allow those programs associated with the bot, FDS and WOLSpy.
Tony
http://www.BadDog-Server.com
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| Re: server problem [message #247337 is a reply to message #246681] |
Wed, 28 February 2007 00:43 |
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Goztow
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I assume you're using the FDS. Did you open/forward the same port as your put for 'port = xxxx' in server.ini?
You can find me in The KOSs2 (TK2) discord while I'm playing. Feel free to come and say hi! TK2 discord
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| Re: server problem [message #247536 is a reply to message #246681] |
Thu, 01 March 2007 06:05 |
TbouncerT
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Ive always had my server at a static ip, and all the ports are open that needs to be (including in the ini file), ive tried DMZ and that doesn't help. I just really use windows firewall and the FDS, etc are allowed in/out. What else could it be?
Note: the server is running windows xp pro (fully updated) if this helps any.
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| Re: server problem [message #247695 is a reply to message #246681] |
Thu, 01 March 2007 21:12 |
TbouncerT
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its been on the same router for a few years ive been running an server, so something happen and i can't figure out what.
Server is running:
FDS
CP1/2
NR
Renstat
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| Re: server problem [message #249692 is a reply to message #247725] |
Tue, 13 March 2007 14:42 |
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mvrtech
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| SeargentSarg wrote on Fri, 02 March 2007 06:01 |
I am saying from my prior experiences, FDS may or may not work behind a router.
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My server with fds works no probs with my router.
I has a cheezeburger
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| Re: server problem [message #249703 is a reply to message #246681] |
Tue, 13 March 2007 16:23 |
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Dave Anderson
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I had a similar problem with a server I am developing, turns out, it was a simple coding flaw. I went through Windows and made sure, literally, every network setting possible in Windows was set correctly. I tried forwarding ports, resetting/reinstalling my router, calling my ISP making sure they didn't suddenly block ports, all to find out I caused the problem in my code.
That has nothing to do with the FDS, but the point is if it just suddenly stopped working then its not your router, not a Windows setting, and not a port forwarding issue.
1. Call your ISP and make sure they did not start blocking incoming requests.
2. Make sure Windows Firewall didn't get turned back on somehow (sometimes can happen after a Windows Update).
3. Try reinstalling and reconfiguring your FDS.
4. Try resetting your router, it is possible that your configuration is corrupt.
5. Try updating your routers firmware.
(#4 and #5 are probably not the cause, though possible).
David Anderson
Founder, Software Consultant
DCOM Productions
Microsoft Partner (MSP)
[Updated on: Tue, 13 March 2007 16:24] Report message to a moderator |
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