What do i really need to open my cabal online?..

[jithea23]

After I successfully setup my cabal private server offline, and tested with another pc that are connected on LAN.. I was wondering if I can make it online or let others connect to my server by changing the '127.0.0.1' of all my .ini's file into my WAN IP?.. is it possible? I read some threads related to my concern but it still didn't solve my problem.. Anyone can help me? :

 

[Dens666]

Wrong section...
http://forum.ragezone.com/f460/tutorials-releases-1010363/
here u have everything what u need to read before u start the serwer

 

[jithea23]

http://forum.ragezone.com/f459/globalmgr-packet-proxy-932596/index4.html
is this the thread that creating a public server?..

 

[Dens666]

No its not for u
service cabal config
and when it ask u for IP player to connect put ur wan IP.
then add exception to iptables, or disable it by disable firewall.
if u using router u have to open ports on it.
thats all.

 

[jithea23]

No its not for u
service cabal config
and when it ask u for IP player to connect put ur wan IP.
then add exception to iptables, or disable it by disable firewall.
if u using router u have to open ports on it.
thats all.

awtsu! XD.. ok sir! I'll try that.. thanks for accomodating my concern, hoping to build a successful public server..

 

[jithea23]

I try changing my WAN IP in service cabal config under IP player to connect.. But when I enter the server ang click the channel, theres no response, did i miss something?..

 

[Dens666]

make sure that u have ur wan ip in world_svr_0x.ini
IPAddress=WAN
[ChatNode]
AddrForClient=WAN
[AgentShop]
AddrForClient=wan
also make sure that u have in loginsvr_01
IgnoreClientVersion=1
#client_version =
#NormalClientMagicKey =

 

[jithea23]

I already changed that sir.. I also check my port if its forwarded, i set it with the IP address of my windows which is 192.168.1.7 and ports from 30000-40000, and its says its forwarded, do i need to check on my centos if its forwarded?..

 

[Lucas Zamboni]

192.168.1.7 is your lan address. 127.0.0.1 is always the local machine. to see your wan ip you can access

You must be registered to see links

but if you have a dynamic ip address(from time to time your ip changes), what you probably have, you need to use No-ip, DynDNS or something similar to replicate your IP into a name. for example: google.com redirects to one of the google servers ie 177.159.162.230. In your case it'll be thenameyouchoose.no-ip.org and it'll redirect to your actual wan ip.

 

[Dens666]

I already changed that sir.. I also check my port if its forwarded, i set it with the IP address of my windows which is 192.168.1.7 and ports from 30000-40000, and its says its forwarded, do i need to check on my centos if its forwarded?..

u have to open ports on centos ip, not windows

 

[jithea23]

u have to open ports on centos ip, not windows

ok sir sorry, i'll try that, i'll update you if it is successful, hopefully XD God Bless sir!.

 

[jithea23]

Whenever i change my
IPAddress=WAN
[ChatNode]
AddrForClient=WAN
[AgentShop]
AddrForClient=wan

No server displays, how come? what is the problem?

 

[xFly]

Whenever i change my
IPAddress=WAN
[ChatNode]
AddrForClient=WAN
[AgentShop]
AddrForClient=wan

No server displays, how come? what is the problem?

for your client, use centos ip in internal.txt not wan ip.

 

[jithea23]

for your client, use centos ip in internal.txt not wan ip.

Eventhough its public connection ill still use my centos ip?

 

[castielxlt]

you have to change the ip wherter you reboot your router or dsl or whatever you had