No-ip

[christoper]

where i need to put

the no-ip?

on the window or centos?....

 

[chumpywumpy]

The no-ip should go in the internal.txt of the client. You might be able to use it in the IPAddress= and AddrForClient= sections of the worldsvr config as well (which would be ideal if you could) but it didn't seem to like it much when i tried it. My network setup is a bit weird though so that might have been the reason in my case.

 

[christoper]

so u dont use no-ip

 

[tzinpo]

christoper

im going to be off topic have some question

anyone played/connect on your cabal server ??? not in lan " WAN "

thanks and sorry for being offtopic

 

[christoper]

huh? my topic is no-ip not lan or wan.

 

[celmae]

you can install it on your centos or even windows workstation... coz windows and centos has the same WAN IP (

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) den for your ini's ip make it default like 127.0.0.1

also for the client side make sure internal.txt must have your no-ip address.. like "cabal.no-ip.com"

 

[oslain]

you can install it on your centos or even windows workstation... coz windows and centos has the same WAN IP (

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) den for your ini's ip make it default like 127.0.0.1

also for the client side make sure internal.txt must have your no-ip address.. like "cabal.no-ip.com"

yes! but tell me this way we will have to update files (login, login_24, worldSvr, WorldSvr_24_01,) whenever the ip changes, I have done several tests and whenever refurbishes the ip, it has to be done to change manually in the archives above.

 

[ellemen]

if you want domain as your ip on windows go to hosts and make it like that

127.0.0.1 domain.no-ip.com

127.0.0.1 = your ip adress

if you want it on linux works the same way