Agent Unavailable Error

[CheeseDude781]

Alright, players in my server don't ever get this error when interacting with each other, however, I am running the server on the same network that I am running my client on. It is the same client as all of the other players except I changed the IP to my inner network IP (The one the server is being hosted on) and I get this error from everyone when I join a game with other users in it.
I tested the IP out as my DNS, Outer IP, Inner IP, then I tried running the client on the host and used local host. NONE WORK.
And now that leaves me here. I have all ports forwarded to me from 1 ~ 9000.
Before I was hosting this server, someone without a router was hosting it and never had a problem like this.
Could there be an application out there somewhere to stop this from happening?
Should I use specific ports on my client?
My server is using port 6000 and my client settings are the following in the XML file:
-------Server Tag--------------------
<SERVER>
<IP>192.168.1.108</IP>
<PORT>6000</PORT>
</SERVER>
----------------------------------------
-------Network Port Tags-----------
<NETWORKPORT1>6000</NETWORKPORT1>
<NETWORKPORT2>8000</NETWORKPORT2>
----------------------------------------

Any suggestions would be nice.

Thanks,
- Cheese

[MentaL]

[-Lambda-]

Alright, players in my server don't ever get this error when interacting with each other, however, I am running the server on the same network that I am running my client on. It is the same client as all of the other players except I changed the IP to my inner network IP (The one the server is being hosted on) and I get this error from everyone when I join a game with other users in it.
I tested the IP out as my DNS, Outer IP, Inner IP, then I tried running the client on the host and used local host. NONE WORK.
And now that leaves me here. I have all ports forwarded to me from 1 ~ 9000.
Before I was hosting this server, someone without a router was hosting it and never had a problem like this.
Could there be an application out there somewhere to stop this from happening?
Should I use specific ports on my client?
My server is using port 6000 and my client settings are the following in the XML file:
-------Server Tag--------------------
<SERVER>
<IP>192.168.1.108</IP>
<PORT>6000</PORT>
</SERVER>
----------------------------------------
-------Network Port Tags-----------
<NETWORKPORT1>6000</NETWORKPORT1>
<NETWORKPORT2>8000</NETWORKPORT2>
----------------------------------------

Any suggestions would be nice.

Thanks,
- Cheese

Use your PUBLIC IP to connect and dont get this error:police:

[CheeseDude781]

An outer IP is your public IP, and I clearly told that I had tested this out and it did not work.

[-Ace-]

got matchagent.exe?

just a guess...

[CheeseDude781]

MatchAgent is disabled, the person hosting before did not need it anyways, it's a routing problem. I can't see anyone, but others can see other people.

[-Ace-]

Is it on your computer or on another computer on your network?

[CheeseDude781]

I tried both, none work.

[-Ace-]

tried 127.0.0.1 for connect IP?

[CheeseDude781]

127.0.0.1 is a loop back and also is the same as 'localhost'.

[RepublicOfAstra]

Sorry dude. The only solution right now is to unhook your router. I'm looking for a solution, no luck yet though.

[CheeseDude781]

Well, I'm screwed then.
I can't unhook my router for I have 7 network connections.
I have a Linksys WRT54G if that pops something in anyone's mind.