I already tried with other games, but It always says that I have 2 different IP's and I do not know which one should I use, I already tried both, but it doesn't work, take a look:
http://img803.imageshack.us/img803/1839/15379064.jpg
I use CISCO router.. and im using bridge mode on my virtual machine..
:o thats pretty strange try on canyouseeme.org and See My IP Address InformationOriginally Posted by haguiru
It says the same as before: 218.186.9.244
and the no-ip site says :58.182.65.226
:S
no-ip would be inaccurate from my experience. If you ever need to know an exact answer as to what your WAN ip is there are a few ways to do this. 1) if your behind a router log into your router and check out your status tabs. A router will always give you the Internet IP assigned to you from your ISP. 2) whatismyip.com. of course there are many similar sites. but these 2 will always get you the proper ip (unless your connection from your isp is not static)
I did it, look what it says:
Connection Type: Automatic Configuration - DHCP
Internet IP Address: 192.168.0.12
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1
DNS1: 218.186.2.16
DNS2: 218.186.1.58
DNS3: 218.186.2.6
MTU: 1500
DHCP Lease Time: 60 Min
Any ideas?
Ignore the no-ip address and use the 218 one. Setup your url redirection and then give others outside your local network you no-ip address that you choose. For anyone inside your local network you use the IP address of the server itself.
I already tried the 218 one, but I do not know how to make the people redirected to the network. :S
Well the simple way is to install no-ip on the server itself and let it take care of things. There is a tutorial in the 1.3.6 section for installing no-ip.
Alternatively you can just do it through their website. Click the Host/Redirects tab on the top and then click to add a new one. Fill out the details. For the IP you want the 218 one. Most other things could probably be left as default. I cant remember exactly though as it has been years since I have used no-ip.
Also remember to forwards ports 29000 and 80 in your router settings.
... i use a fritzbox with an no-ip account and it runs perfectly since many many years :) > http://www.acwsoft.de/bilder/surveil...5_fritzbox.jpg
if u have problems try other dyn dns service ...
@Drakaer
I just tried, but still the same :"Unable to connect the server" I also tried changing the glinkd/gamesys.conf the 4 IP's, but it didn't work either.
@fgru
It doesn't work either using fritzbox. :((
tell ur configs ...It doesn't work either using fritzbox
> i have staic ip network [ 192.168.178.x [ server ip also 178.x [ virtualbox | vmware bridged [ but my server runs on a seperate native machine ] ] ] ]
> no-ip account [ hosts / redirects > Hosts By Domain [ hostname created > DNS Host (A) > thats all ... ] and it work since many many times without any problem ]
> fritzbox > internet > ... > dynamic dns > ... ... ...
I have a DHCP connection.. i think my router does not accept static IP.
Connection Type: Automatic Configuration - DHCP
Internet IP Address: 192.168.0.12
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway: 192.168.0.1
DNS1: 218.186.2.16
DNS2: 218.186.1.58
My internet connection works normally on the Virtual Machine and the ip there is 192.168.1.122. I did everything correctly using my no-ip account, even so it doesn't work.
But im being honest, i've never used the fritzbox.
You don't want to touch the IPs in glinkd/gamesys.conf. The first IP should be 0.0.0.0 This means it accepts all connections which is what we want. The other IPs should be 127.0.0.1 aka localhost. These don't need to connect outside the server machine. In fact there shouldn't be many if any IP's that you need to change in most releases (excluding premade vms).
Can you successfully connect to the server on your local network? If not then you shouldn't be worrying about setting up no-ip until your other network settings are correct. I'm gonna take a random guess and say the server IP isnt on the same network and the router? Is your server IP something like 192.168.0.X (where x is any number <=255). Are you using bridged mode with replicate on on the vm?
lol ... u need to learn about network ... sry but my en to bad to explain ... but learn network ...
>It doesn't work either using fritzbox. :((
= lol ...But im being honest, i've never used the fritzbox.
@Drakaer
Yes, I can successfully log in using the virtual machine local IP (192.168.1.122). I'm using bridged mode on the VM. My local IP from the router is different from the local IP from the Virtual machine.
IP router = 192.168.0.12
VM = 192.168.1.122
@fgru
Yes, in my opinion, network is a complicated topic, but one time, my router was not working, then I called a man from the company to fix and he said to put a Static IP, I have to pay more for a better router or something.
ahh, sorry about the fritzbox, I haven't even tried yet, but it probably won't work :{
try same ip range for all ... change vm to 192.168.0.122 ... and it will work ...IP router = 192.168.0.12
VM = 192.168.1.122
hehe, I changed, but I cannot access the WinSCP using 192.168.0.122 .___.
:(
Last edited by haguiru; 25-05-12 at 02:58 PM.
Where did you change the IP to 192.168.0.122?
I typed nano /etc/network/interfaces on the virtual machine and I changed my eth1 there, I changed the Static IP to 192.168.0.122.
u need to change " etc/network/interfaces" | " etc/resolves.conf " [ nameserver ] and " pwserver/glinkd/gamesys.conf " [ i have first 4 ip to my local vm ip ] ... after changing u need to restart networkservice or restart server ... if restarted > try ping to router ip ... if u can ping router from vm ... try ping to a domain ... if u can ping this also ... change ip from " patcher/serverlist.txt " to your external ip ...
What does your whole interfaces file look like?
@fgru
I changed this file! (but I do not know how to ping an IP :/)
This is what my interfaces look like: (im actually using the eth1)
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/1540/35554310.jpg
I meant the interfaces file itself not the output of ifconfig. Anyway the screenshot you provided shows your IP as 192.168.1.122. I thought you changed it?
Post whats in there and if you can change the IP to be on your network and configure the other settings to match.Code:nano etc/network/interfaces
Here , that's what is inside the etc/network/interfaces
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet static
address 192.168.1.122
netmask 255.255.255.0
gateway 192.168.1.1
I changed to 192.168.0.122 firstly, and the network was okay, but i was not able to log using WinSCP. Then I returned to the 192.168.1.122
Use the following
You are missing network I believe from what you posted. Should beCode:auto eth1 iface eth1 inet static address 192.168.0.122 netmask 255.255.255.0 gateway 192.168.0.12 <-- This is your router IP. It was completely wrong from what you posted on the last page.
network 192.168.0.0
Been a while since I was last looking at my interfaces file.
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