[Question] About Put online server ?

@dark or chump
how to set aa server online using static ip.?

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Originally Posted by `CcyClOnE`

@dark or chump
how to set aa server online using static ip.?

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what do you mean "using static ip" ?, so if its static, just enter it in configs and all, u should know that :) or maybe i dont understand your question... ;)

i did wat u said. but the servers wont connect. it just stop. if i use the lan ip of centos it connects.

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Originally Posted by xz3r0x

what do you mean "using static ip" ?, so if its static, just enter it in configs and all, u should know that :) or maybe i dont understand your question... ;)

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when is useing ip from http://www.whatismyip.com/

i can start the server ..but i can't join my server

i think everything ok ... except port forward


how can i do it /??

ok here xz3rox.

example static ip: 11.11.11.11
centos ip: 192.168.100.2 in whatismyip.com its 11.11.11.11

then in the ini's file i put the static ip. but when i start the server it work..

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Originally Posted by `CcyClOnE`

ok here xz3rox.

example static ip: 11.11.11.11
centos ip: 192.168.100.2 in whatismyip.com its 11.11.11.11

then in the ini's file i put the static ip. but when i start the server it work..

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I fink u wanted to say when u put your public(static) ip to your server configs, server fails to start :) right? So it's because your centos cant see you public ip (11.11.11.11) and it should be that way :) so to make it visible in your centos u could use ip alias :) (its a function to assign virtual ip addresses to psychical Ethernet device :) )

commands would be:

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ifconfig eth0:0 YOUR_PUBLIC_STATIC_IP
route add -host YOUR_PUBLIC_STATIC_IP dev eth0

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assuming your public ip is 11.11.11.11 the commands would look like this:

ifconfig eth0:0 11.11.11.11

route add -host 11.11.11.11 dev eth0

eth0 is main ethernet device in your centos :)

and know your centos thinks that eth0 has 2 ip one is private 192.168.x.x and other the public one :) u even can test it ifconfig eth0:0

and now your server will assume that your public ip is his private ip :) or something like that.

But ensure u forward all ports needed by client to your centos private ip 192.168.x.x and thats all ;) hope helps..

One more thing ip alias is lost after reboot of centos, so u must run the commands after every centos rr, or make a startup script ;) cheers

wow thnx men u really helped me but my problem now is the server cant conenct to the db. and how do u forward ports if u dont have any router

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Originally Posted by plemaster

when is useing ip from http://www.whatismyip.com/

i can start the server ..but i can't join my server

i think everything ok ... except port forward

how can i do it /??

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well yes port must be forwarded to your centos private ip port numbers are:
38121, 38101, 35101, and all your WorldServers ports (by default there is only one WorldSrv_24_01 and the port is 38111)

But sorry i cant say how to forward them, because i don't know what firewalls/routers u use, or how to config them

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Originally Posted by `CcyClOnE`

wow thnx men u really helped me but my problem now is the server cant conenct to the db. and how do u forward ports if u dont have any router

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yes if your windows already with static ip, its a little bit confusing then try to leave the ip in server configs private ones, destroy the ip alias and change only one ip to your public in WorldSrv_24_01.ini this AddrForClient=PUBLIc_IP

about port forwarding in windows don't know, maybe it lets to connect alredy, just disable the firewall on win

Just try. And one more thing, somehow i left all my ip in servers ini files, my private ones, and public clients still could connect ;) so i think it doesn't matter on ip settings, just right port forwarding ;) but not sure 100%

my problem is i cant connect i dont know how to forward port withouth router. hehehe

as i said, maybe your windows firewall is on and it disables requests to specific ports, just try to disable it :)

don`t know what to say anymore :) the best way would be to install centos on separate computer, plug the main cable to it, and from another ethernet device on that computer to windows pc, then set up a masquerade to windows ethernet. and u have a perfect cabal server + router in one :)

or maybe some super duper vmware and windows network configs :/

Sorry mate, can't help :/

ehheehehe thnx .the firewall is disabled. i will try to fix this hehee.

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Originally Posted by xz3r0x

well yes port must be forwarded to your centos private ip port numbers are:
38121, 38101, 35101, and all your WorldServers ports (by default there is only one WorldSrv_24_01 and the port is 38111)

But sorry i cant say how to forward them, because i don't know what firewalls/routers u use, or how to config them

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thnk i'll try

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Originally Posted by chumpywumpy

If you set everything to the wan ip (the one whatismyip gives you) then your computer must be connected to the internet directly and not behind a firewall or router. Both will stop the server talking to itself as well as stopping you connecting and this will be showing up all over your logs if you had checked.

You need to use 127.0.0.1 in all config spots except 2, the one near the top of loginsvr_24_01.ini and the one "for the client" at the bottom of chatnode_24.ini.

If you use a router your need to forward ports 38101 and 38121 to the centos machine ip and any firewall will need to have these ports open.

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You said you need to use 127.0.0.1 is all spots except 2, but in Darkxl's video he changes the ips in all the ini files...

Would you mind clarifying?

Ok i want to say 1 thing. dark show in post your login and gen files in this post and show in which places we need change ips and in which places we dont need change ips. ok?

And yes. i need change in all ini files those ips to my ip 195.216.178.161(centos ip is 192.168.184.130).