Author Topic: Forwarded ports, No firewall and no av, Still not working.  (Read 3818 times)

Says upnp initiated when I started my dedi. Maybe it'll work this time :\
I believe only certain people can only join now.. Someone joined (newbie) and had a vehicle spawn on top of 10 red baseplates.

The big bump of doom. Okay, only some people can join, and some can't. What should I try?

Reboot the router (take out power plug, wait 10 seconds and plug it in again).
Also, set a static internal IP. This is a setting in the router admin control.

Second number should be 280--

replace the '--' with however many people you want to be able to join your server.

I was reading this and was like wow this guy has some issues so after you did your IP stuff and  certain people come that means they have a more simialair IP to theres, but the trouble is that you need to extend the IP range so more varies of people can join

Second number should be 280--

replace the '--' with however many people you want to be able to join your server.
I tried 28064.

I was reading this and was like wow this guy has some issues so after you did your IP stuff and  certain people come that means they have a more simialair IP to theres, but the trouble is that you need to extend the IP range so more varies of people can join

I don't understand the bold.

I also checked my router, it's a Belkin F7D5301v1
http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Belkin/F7D5301v1/Blockland.htm
Checking that makes me feel like I have the cheapest router in the world.. and It's hard to convince my dad to get another. :(

If I do manage to get another router, what do you recommend? I had a 2wire router that was great but I got that when I got at&t u-verse, we kept getting ripped off by them so we just dumped them and got charter.

Also, set a static internal IP. This is a setting in the router admin control.
There may be a setting in the router than needs to be changed, but most of the settings for this are on the individual computers.

I don't understand the bold.
'ip stuff' im guessing is referring to setting a static IP
'extending ip range' you should only need to do if your router has some sort of ip filtering enabled. Check any filtering settings you have enabled just in case.

Second number should be 280--

replace the '--' with however many people you want to be able to join your server.
The two boxes for port number are for inbound and private port, not start and end of a port range, so no. According to the link Isjix posted, he needs a seperate entry for each port, with the inbound and private port the same for each individual entry.

There may be a setting in the router than needs to be changed, but most of the settings for this are on the individual computers.
Yes and no. You only need to change it in one place. However, if you change it on the computer you need to specify netmask, default gateway and DNS manually, while you don't if you do it on the router. On the other hand you need to disconnect and reconnect for it to apply if you change it on the router.

Not every router will have options to do it. Mine doesn't, I have to set the IPs on each computer

Not every router will have options to do it. Mine doesn't, I have to set the IPs on each computer
Most do.
(What model and manufacturer do you have/use?)

I tried 28064.
I don't understand the bold.

I also checked my router, it's a Belkin F7D5301v1
http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Belkin/F7D5301v1/Blockland.htm
Checking that makes me feel like I have the cheapest router in the world.. and It's hard to convince my dad to get another. :(

I looked up on 3 different Tuturails that are having problems with the Belkin Routers hope theres a chance for you to get a new one so you can port forward again and get your server running! If you do have a chance to buy one get a Linksys best routers around!