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TeamSpeak [message #92981]

Sun, 06 June 2004 02:55

c0nFuZ0r
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Registered: March 2004
Location: CA

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My friend recently bought a new computer so now him and his brother share a DSL connection. I'm not sure what he said it was that he uses to split it. Well the question is he used to host a TS server, but now that they share the connection it won't allow anybody but him and his brother to join it. Does anybody know how to help?

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TeamSpeak [message #93259]

Mon, 07 June 2004 05:04

dead6re
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Registered: September 2003

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Colonel

Check that there is port forwading for the port ts is on and make sure you have his wan address, not lan since the lan address wont work.

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TeamSpeak [message #93341]

Mon, 07 June 2004 10:54

IRON FART
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Registered: September 2003
Location: LOS ANGELES

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Enable port forwarding.

Find the ports used to host a TS server.
Look at your router manual and see what the router IP adress is.

Say it's 192.168.1.1 type in the default password/username then it will take you to a configuration page. There you can find a port forwarding section.

Type in the ports you need enabled and the internal IP of the server.

And check off wether you need UDP or TCP. Enable it, and save it.

If you don't understand any part of what I just said, look on your router manual and the manufacturer's website for help.

I'll explain briefly what this does.

When you host something behind a router, the router won't know which computer to send incoming information to. So this way you tell it, any information coming on port XXXXX will go to computer XXXXX.

Simple really Smile