Re: MapleSolaxiaV2 Release
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creates a listening socket on port 8484 with a
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which basically means any IP. That pretty much means it's non-configurable and why you can't find the setting for it. If the server is hosted on your PC you
should be able to connect with your WAN IP, localhost or IPv4 address. However, character selection tells your client to "migrate" servers (to disconnect from login and enter a channel in this case) which means it specifies a destination IP. You will need to modify that depending on your server setup (localhost or WAN IP) inside a
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Assuming your localhost is configured to use your WAN IP, you may need to allow connections through your Firewall Inbound Rules (Windows Defender Firewall > Advanced Settings > Inbound Rules). Create a New Rule using the TCP protocol and allow incoming connections to your server ports: 8484, 7575, 7576, etc.
Once you've done that, you can check if your ports are available by
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. You should be getting a green Success message. If it's being timed out then your server is not listening on the entered port and if it's being refused your firewall is probably somehow still blocking it possibly even your ISP although I haven't heard of that happening in over a decade.
If you're on Windows 10 you can also: open your Task Manager > Performance Tab > Open Resource Monitor (near the bottom) > Network Tab > Expand Listening Ports. Then find and see if a Java.exe Image is using the 8484 Port with the TCP protocol. You should also be able to see the Firewall status here.
Also if you don't know already, the easiest way to edit the IP of your localhost is STREDIT. If you're doing it old-school via hex editing you may want to make sure your have entered your IPs correctly (Null-terminated strings)
