Author Topic: UPnP, End of port forwarding?  (Read 1373 times)

I have noticed that one of the most common problems that people have with blockland is port forwarding and hosting a server. I was wondering if it would be possible to implement UPnP into blockland/torque. For those of you how don't know, routers that support UPnP automatically forward the ports for programs that also have UPnP, so in short it means automatic portforwarding.  I was wondering if it would be possible to implement UPnP into blockland/torque. If it could be implemented it would greatly simplify hosting servers. What do you think?
« Last Edit: November 10, 2009, 04:10:15 PM by Starcraftman »

It would be awesome if I didn't have to port forward, but I think this probably is on the bottom of the list for things that need to be improved. For most people port forwarding is more of an inconvenience rather than an actual problem.

The problem, is that if this worked, noobs would start hosting everything.

The problem, is that if this worked, noobs would start hosting everything.
Pfft I hope you get banned for that comment.

I acutally had to buy a new Modem and router just to host on Torque(Blockland) :( so this would of been nice a year ago.

The problem, is that if this worked, noobs would start hosting everything.

You aren't forced to go into their servers.

The problem, is that if this worked, noobs would start hosting everything.
Well at least then the help board would not be 50% topics about how people cant get their servers working, so then we could help people who actually have difficult problems that they need help with.

alright alright i take it back.
Pfft I hope you get banned for that comment.
Why..?
You aren't forced to go into their servers.
Forgot this
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Yes.. ... Lets people like regulith let his fingers cool down in between posts.

Yes.. ... Lets people like regulith let his fingers cool down in between posts.

What.