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| Korabar:
I was just about to host the portal challenge server, but I quickly re-did my ports to make sure that I didn't do anything wrong the previous time, causing the immense lag. So I host it, for about 45 minutes, and I release nobody came. I quickly saved the bricks, checked if any-one else noticed this. Block Builder posted it was dead. Here is what I have writen down for my ports. Service name - Blockland Port start - 28000 Port end - 28030 Server IP Address 192.168.0.30 For the IP address, I used the static one. Was that also a correct move? |
| Chrono:
Just to be sure, follow this: Windows: -Start -(Vista, otherwise skip) Search box at bottom -(Vista type it in, otherwise click it) Run -Type CMD and hit enter. -In the black box, type in: ipconfig -Press enter. -Under whatever connection you're using look for IP address (Possibly [MouseOverThis]) Note: Do not use one of those "what is my IP?" sites for this. That will give you your modem's IP. You don't want that. -Make sure that IP says 192.168.0.30 -If not, change your port forwarding IP to what is displayed. -Change the end port to 32 to be able to host for 32 players, or higher if you plan on hosting dedicated for more than 32. |
| Chrono:
I mean for the end port, 28032, or higher for dedicated servers if you want more. |
| Cody574:
--- Quote from: Chrono on August 01, 2009, 12:01:51 AM ----(Vista type it in, otherwise click it) Run -Type CMD and hit enter. --- End quote --- Or, you could just type in CMD and hit enter without opening Run. |
| Chrono:
Right. Why didn't I think of that? |
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