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Ok so I've gone through all the client files and all the server files, and I've come to realize (after getting a friend of mine's client folder that he could confirm that he was able to connect to my server with) that my client simply isn't connected to my private server.
I've come to these conclusions, and please correct me if I'm wrong:
1. The l2.ini can no longer be encrypted and used to alter the IP to the server in revision 413 (if that's what it's called officially).
2. The only method left is to use the hosts file, which I've now come to realize that what it does is using the dns given in the l2.ini file (which is indeed L2authd.Lineage2.com) and redirects it to my server.
3. The server is fully working, my friend can go in-game, and I am using exactly the same client as he is.
Now, the differences between me and my friend are pretty clear:
I'm not very sure what's wrong with it, but I've tried to restart the DNS service, and I've tried all three possible IP's to the server (local ip, hamachi ip, and external ip) mainly because the server is binded to all IP's (0.0.0.0).
This is how my hosts file looks like:
I'm not sure what else to say is that my actual problem is that when I start L2 and I try to login with any username/password (like "asdf123asdf"), it says that my password is incorrect.
To confirm that this means that I am connected to the public server and not my own server, I did the netstat command in cmd and the results are below:
So there you have it, a full-fledged help thread. I would truly appreciate some help on this matter, as I've been working 3 nights (no, seriously) in a row.
Thanks in advance, I've done my best.
*Using Interlude client
Edit: I've been googling it some more with keywords from this thread (yeah there's something about presenting your problem neatly that makes you think more straight aswell).. And I need a modded core.dll.
Is that all there is to it? That I need to find me one of those?
Edit: Alright, so I'm suffering from a rare case of "windows aint reading my hosts file". At least I'm almost certain of it now.. Did some googling and I can honestly say that my OS is in crap condition right now. And google isn't holding answers for me either
I've come to these conclusions, and please correct me if I'm wrong:
1. The l2.ini can no longer be encrypted and used to alter the IP to the server in revision 413 (if that's what it's called officially).
2. The only method left is to use the hosts file, which I've now come to realize that what it does is using the dns given in the l2.ini file (which is indeed L2authd.Lineage2.com) and redirects it to my server.
3. The server is fully working, my friend can go in-game, and I am using exactly the same client as he is.
Now, the differences between me and my friend are pretty clear:
- He's from an external network
- My server is on my local network
- We use Hamachi to both connect to the server
I'm not very sure what's wrong with it, but I've tried to restart the DNS service, and I've tried all three possible IP's to the server (local ip, hamachi ip, and external ip) mainly because the server is binded to all IP's (0.0.0.0).
This is how my hosts file looks like:
Code:
# Copyright (c) 1993-1999 Microsoft Corp.
#
# This is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows.
#
# This file contains the mappings of IP addresses to host names. Each
# entry should be kept on an individual line. The IP address should
# be placed in the first column followed by the corresponding host name.
# The IP address and the host name should be separated by at least one
# space.
#
# Additionally, comments (such as these) may be inserted on individual
# lines or following the machine name denoted by a '#' symbol.
#
# For example:
#
# 102.54.94.97 rhino.acme.com # source server
# 38.25.63.10 x.acme.com # x client host
#127.0.0.1 localhost
#81.224.210.189 L2authd.Lineage2.com # WAN IP
#192.168.0.66 L2authd.Lineage2.com # LAN IP
5.237.246.45 L2authd.Lineage2.com # HAMACHI IP
#216.107.250.194 nprotect.lineage2.com
I'm not sure what else to say is that my actual problem is that when I start L2 and I try to login with any username/password (like "asdf123asdf"), it says that my password is incorrect.
To confirm that this means that I am connected to the public server and not my own server, I did the netstat command in cmd and the results are below:
Code:
Prot. Lokal adress Extern adress Status
TCP Qvazzler:2930 mpa.one.microsoft.com:2931 ESTABLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:2931 mpa.one.microsoft.com:2930 ESTABLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:2932 mpa.one.microsoft.com:2933 ESTABLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:2933 mpa.one.microsoft.com:2932 ESTABLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:1252 c83-249-84-151.bredband.comhem.se:44867 ESTA
BLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:2909 delta.hamachi.cc:32976 ESTABLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:3478 90-227-191-18-no129.tbcn.telia.com:23665 EST
ABLISHED
TCP Qvazzler:3689 4728c40ee73c468.lan:3389 ESTABLISHED
[COLOR="Red"]TCP Qvazzler:3701 216-107-242-199.plaync.com:2106 TIME_WAIT[/COLOR]
TCP Qvazzler:4287 66.29.87.160:http CLOSE_WAIT
So there you have it, a full-fledged help thread. I would truly appreciate some help on this matter, as I've been working 3 nights (no, seriously) in a row.
Thanks in advance, I've done my best.

*Using Interlude client
Edit: I've been googling it some more with keywords from this thread (yeah there's something about presenting your problem neatly that makes you think more straight aswell).. And I need a modded core.dll.
Is that all there is to it? That I need to find me one of those?
Edit: Alright, so I'm suffering from a rare case of "windows aint reading my hosts file". At least I'm almost certain of it now.. Did some googling and I can honestly say that my OS is in crap condition right now. And google isn't holding answers for me either
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