Port Forwarding..

[billylilylalu]

Ok when I tried to forward the ports 4 my 1.9 server.. (I saw all the ports I needed to add on one of gimps threads) and it sayed to forward 3000;7000;7100;7200;7300 ports,When I click ok on the router setup to save it it asks 4 the service name? What would I put 4 every port there?

Plz help!

 

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[LeoCrasher]

Ok when I tried to forward the ports 4 my 1.9 server.. (I saw all the ports I needed to add on one of gimps threads) and it sayed to forward 3000;7000;7100;7200;7300 ports,When I click ok on the router setup to save it it asks 4 the service name? What would I put 4 every port there?

Plz help!

Name them anything you like.

I name them as follows:

3000: m2usercount
7000: m2logingate
7100: m2chargate
7200: m2gamegate

/Leo

 

[billylilylalu]

Oh rite and I would set the IP as my IP (well ovyersly:P)

 

[LeoCrasher]

Yes, you forward them to the IP of the machine hosting the MIR server. Obviously you will also need to ensure that said machine always acquires the same IP from the routers DCHP server - which it probably does already.

/Leo

 

[billylilylalu]

Ohh rite kwl!
Ok moving on, with the exe do I use the router IP wich begins with 84. or the 192. one?

Ty for help tho!

EDIT-Bah im getting the chinese msg

 

[Ragnar]

Ohh rite kwl!
Ok moving on, with the exe do I use the router IP wich begins with 84. or the 192. one?

Ty for help tho!

EDIT-Bah im getting the chinese msg

For others to connect, the router ip (84.xxx.xxx.xxx), for offline use so that you can only connect, 192.168.1.xxx

You did set the files up with the IP assigned to the PC by the router?

 

[billylilylalu]

For others to connect, the router ip (84.xxx.xxx.xxx), for offline use so that you can only connect, 192.168.1.xxx

You did set the files up with the IP assigned to the PC by the router?

In my files i used the comps ip - beginin wit 192. and on the exe i had setit up as the router ip.