Author Topic: Hosting multiple dedicateds?  (Read 510 times)


Have two installs of Blockland, set one to use the port 29000 in the Advanced Config and then configure a new port forwarding rule on your router for ports 29000-29032 going to your computer.

Have two installs of Blockland, set one to use the port 29000 in the Advanced Config and then configure a new port forwarding rule on your router for ports 29000-29032 going to your computer.
The other one does not let me join.


What does that mean?
I query LAN and it doesn't show up, Query internet and it is dead.

Run the dedicated and type the following into it when it's loaded:

Code: [Select]
echo($Pref::Server::Port);
To check you've set the port for the server correctly.

Also make sure your computer firewall accepts connections via ports 29000 to 29032. You may have an exception that already exists for the 28000 range.

Run the dedicated and type the following into it when it's loaded:

Code: [Select]
echo($Pref::Server::Port);
To check you've set the port for the server correctly.

Also make sure your computer firewall accepts connections via ports 29000 to 29032. You may have an exception that already exists for the 28000 range.
It is set up on 29000. I even turned off my firewall and checked and it did not work. It does not appear in query LAN list but I think people can join.



but I think people can join.

Find out if they actually can, first.

It is set up on 29000. I even turned off my firewall and checked and it did not work. It does not appear in query LAN list but I think people can join.

Query LAN only searches for a server(s?) on port 28000. To connect to your one on 29000, you'd need to click "Connect to IP", type in 192.168.1.45:29000 (or whatever your static IP is), and fill in the password box if you have one.