Author Topic: Server Problems  (Read 614 times)

I've been having some problems with Blockland. me, my brother, and my cousin share the same router, but have different keys. The problem is only one of us can host a server at a time. Whenever someone tries to join my server the end up joining the person who started their server first.

If you port forwarded, you have to run them all on different ports.

If you port forwarded, you have to run them all on different ports.
This. Two of you, go into advanced config when setting up a server, and change the port to something else (I'd go with 29000 for one, and 30000 for the other, but it doesn't matter, as long as the port numbers have a large enough difference). If you're hosting with UPnP, that should be enough, if not, you'll need to add two more port forwarding entries.

Can Some send me a tutorial or link that will teach me how to do it?

Can Some send me a tutorial or link that will teach me how to do it?

On one server, leave everything as is.
On another server, open blockland, click start server, click advanced config, and change the first option, Port, to 29000.
On the third, do the same as above, but change the port to 30000.

If you're using UPnP, that's it. If you're using port forwarding, follow one of many port forwarding tutorials on both of the two computers you changed server settings on, but using the port you changed it to (29000 or 30000) instead of the 28000 on the tutorial.

On one server, leave everything as is.
On another server, open blockland, click start server, click advanced config, and change the first option, Port, to 29000.
On the third, do the same as above, but change the port to 30000.

If you're using UPnP, that's it. If you're using port forwarding, follow one of many port forwarding tutorials on both of the two computers you changed server settings on, but using the port you changed it to (29000 or 30000) instead of the 28000 on the tutorial.
Good Job Bro.

Thanks, I got it figured out. It solved my problem