Hosting a 2.3 server on a belkin router

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steven162

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any have any idea how i can set up my 2.3 server files to be hosted on a belkin router i have searched for a guide and none of them helped me so could some1 plz help me or give me a link to a guide that could help me plz ty
 

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I use a belkin router. Its quite simple. Forward the needed ports 7000 7100 7200, once you done that change all of your IPs to your network IP.


Go into the DBServer and load up !serverinfo.txt it will look somthing like this

127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 7200

change the second ip address with your online IP (example
127.0.0.1 tevo.no-ip.org 7200 ) save and close that.

Now go into your Login Server and load up !addrtable.txt it should look somthing like this

Foundation Foundation 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1:7100

change the second and third ips with your online IP (example
Foundation Foundation 127.0.0.1 tevo.no-ip.org tevo.no-ip.org:7100 ) save and close that.

Now go into your mir200 folder and load up !runaddr.txt it should look like this
127.0.0.1

change it to the your online IP (example
tevo.no-ip.org ) save and close that.


tevo.no-ip.org - that IP is just an example, most of this information I took from Sentures thread so goes to him for most of it.
 
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wazz

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your computer IP. 192.168.2.x The one the router assigns your computer to. Generally 192.168.2.2 if your computer is turned on first.
 
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steven162

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sorry guys im quite new to this and still dont get what my network ip is when i run command prompt i type ipconfig and it brings up 3 ips first1 is my ip then a 254.254 or sumk like that and a default gateway ip could u tell me which 1 is the ip that i need to put in the server files plz?
 
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well your network ip should look something like 192.168.2.x im geussing. just look for the one thats simliar to that, except "x" will represent a value.

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Like wazz said also... its usually 192.168.2.2 if your PC is running the router from. If not then its wont be a much higher number 192.168.2.3 for example.
I would help through msn but at college atm :err:
 
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