Login Issue (External)

[zezimaking1]

(WRONG TITLE, ITS ACTUALLY CHANNEL LOGIN PROBLEM)


Hey,

Basically my friend is trying to connect to my server, and everything is configure (i think), he can get past login screen, but he cant login to channel, keeps timing out, and I have a feeling its not the channel bug, seeing as he tried too many times, it works for me on my local, with same config.. anyone got any ideas?

 

[V.lenon]

I'm with the exactly same problem =/
can someone help us ?

 

[[hidden]]

can someone clear up this issue, because after opening the worldserver and chatnode port, i didnt see any log. which means the outside user never got to connect in the first place. which is really weird since the ports were based from the ini file, and as a matter of fact, the login port works, allowing the user to login, however the issue begins on the channel connection where everything is halted even with ports open.

can anyone shed some light on this matter?

thanks.

 

[zezimaking1]

glad to see im not the only one with this problem, hopefully once this is fixed it will be a big break through

 

[alpg07]

I have this problem too...
In the screen of select channel, my game loading and loading, show this msg: "Connection Problem, Try Again Later!"

 

[`CcyClOnE`]

have u tried forwarding port 38111?

 

[[hidden]]

yes i have. i even checked my worldserver settings to be sure i got the right port.

 

[`CcyClOnE`]

well i had the same problem as u guys before but xz3rox told me forward port 38111. Well it did solve my problem.

 

[zezimaking1]

ccylone could you tell us the files you edited please, we may of missed that, that could be causing the problem. ty

 

[[hidden]]

well, im using centos ip in my config (m not using my global ip on centos so using the 127.0.0.0 wont work for me.) i guess if you are using your global ip for centos + the 127 config it would work.

but to be sure, ill ask : what ips are u using in your inis?

 

[zezimaking1]

im using my external IP when it asks for client IP, in the INI's. (im using my centos IP for the rest, should i be using 127? can you link me to the guide, or information your refering too, ty.




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.


^ this is what i tried, btw, im using CentOS IP instead of 127.0.0.1, could this be causing the problem? i dont think so.

 

[xz3r0x]

But there are more ports like 35101 in serverlist.txt in client, and World servers ports as `CcyClOnE` said by default WorldSrv has 38111 so it also should be forwarded, the best way is to put your centos ip under the DMZ (demilitarize zone ) in your router

 

[`CcyClOnE`]

i have my wan ip in the inis files.

 

[Andrejchik]

i use centos IP in ini files, already forward 30000-40000 to Centos PC.. but still have Bug with channel connection .. any idea how to fix ?

 

[xz3r0x]

i use centos IP in ini files, already forward 30000-40000 to Centos PC.. but still have Bug with channel connection .. any idea how to fix ?

please post your WorldSrv_24_01 log and config. i will check them

 

[zezimaking1]

Bump~ seems like everyone with a router is experiencing this issue.