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Hey!

So Im unable to connect to my server.

My CMS is being hosted via Web Hosting (cPanel)
My EMU is being hosted on VPS. (Windows)

Now I have allowed remote sql to my server.
I'm open port 3000 on my VPS (Inbound & Outbound).
I've placed my VPS IP in the Config file.

What else am I missing
 
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IIRC the default port is 30000 and not 3000. Open the developer console when connecting on the client and see if there's any errors. Check if the VPS is receiving any connections on the console.
 
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IIRC the default port is 30000 and not 3000. Open the developer console when connecting on the client and see if there's any errors. Check if the VPS is receiving any connections on the console.

All of my ports are showing closed. Yet I've added them to FireWall. for Inbound and Outbound.
 
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All of my ports are showing closed. Yet I've added them to FireWall. for Inbound and Outbound.
Is this on a virtual server? Is it on your personal computer?

If virtual server, make sure your virtual server's network firewall also allows the connections, this can oftenly be done through your hosting's cPanels.

If personal computer, you must also your router to allow the ports to be accessed by remote users.
 
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Is this on a virtual server? Is it on your personal computer?

If virtual server, make sure your virtual server's network firewall also allows the connections, this can oftenly be done through your hosting's cPanels.

If personal computer, you must also your router to allow the ports to be accessed by remote users.

Thank you! I was able to get my port open.

But now I just need to figure out why it’s redirecting me to the SWF folder when entering the client.


 
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Thank you! I was able to get my port open.

But now I just need to figure out why it’s redirecting me to the SWF folder when entering the client.

Open the developer console (F12) and then go to the console tab, tick "Preserve Log" enabled, then refresh the client. You should be getting some errors outputted there that should give you a clue of why it's happening. You're probably missing some flash files or the client can't connect to the server or your client configuration is set up to improper variable documents.
 
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Open the developer console (F12) and then go to the console tab, tick "Preserve Log" enabled, then refresh the client. You should be getting some errors outputted there that should give you a clue of why it's happening. You're probably missing some flash files or the client can't connect to the server or your client configuration is set up to improper variable documents.

 
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Check your external variables file, make sure the links are proper and working. Also check your client document code and make sure the variables are proper there too. You can upload your external variables file to pastebin if you don't figure it out.
 
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Check your external variables file, make sure the links are proper and working. Also check your client document code and make sure the variables are proper there too. You can upload your external variables file to pastebin if you don't figure it out.



PHP:
 $hotel['external_Variables'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/external_variables.txt";
    $hotel['external_Variables_Override'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/override/external_override_variables.txt";
    $hotel['external_Texts'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/external_flash_texts.txt";
    $hotel['external_Texts_Override'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/override/external_flash_override_texts.txt";
    $hotel['productdata'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/productdata.txt";
    $hotel['furnidata'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/furnidata.xml";
    $hotel['figuremap'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/figuremap.xml";
    $hotel['figuredata'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gamedata/figuredata.xml";
    $hotel['swfFolder'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gordon/PRODUCTION-201904011212-888653470";
    $hotel['swfFolderSwf'] = "https://habcheer.ca/ms-swf/gordon/PRODUCTION-201904011212-888653470/Habbo.swf";
 
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