KillerBeeZ
Knight
even if I shut the firewall off?
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trying to connect to the public
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KillerBeeZ
Knight
I do appreciate all the help you are providing. I really wish it was just some stupid noob thing I screwed up somewhere. I'm not above saying "DOH!" But it just looks like the isp has some fancy way to block the server itself somehow. I'm at a loss. (isp is Windstream btw if that helps any)
on that note... I did notice that my firewall is indeed on... So I added a new rule for TCP (and to be sure UDP as well) for port 2593 ... I was getting butterflies and thinking was it really this simple? ... but no, of course not. I still cannot connect... blasted technology
on that note... I did notice that my firewall is indeed on... So I added a new rule for TCP (and to be sure UDP as well) for port 2593 ... I was getting butterflies and thinking was it really this simple? ... but no, of course not. I still cannot connect... blasted technology
KillerBeeZ
Knight
What about this?
The modem has NAT translation as well as the ROUTER this was discorved early on in our posts.
You can Have two NATS as long as the IPclass is different on each Router.
For example if the modem server the ips of 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254
Set the modem to server for example 192.168.2.1-192.168.2.254
So the modems ip range is totally different from the modems. My suggestion would be to use the IP class of 10.10.10.1 - 10.10.10.254 on the router with the PC connected to the router set a static IP of 10.10.10.100 on the PC.
This way when you see the 10 class you know its from the router and the 192 class you know its from the Modem.
Just make sure the ip classes are total different from the router to the modem
the router should also use the modems IP as its gateway and the PC should use the router as its gateway..
The subnet should remain 255.255.255.0 its not important on either one because of the limited amount of connections from either device.
Confirming you have added an exception in your PC firewall to allow this program access to your network.
You should also confirm UDP and TCP are forwarded correctly on each device
You can Have two NATS as long as the IPclass is different on each Router.
For example if the modem server the ips of 192.168.0.1 to 192.168.0.254
Set the modem to server for example 192.168.2.1-192.168.2.254
So the modems ip range is totally different from the modems. My suggestion would be to use the IP class of 10.10.10.1 - 10.10.10.254 on the router with the PC connected to the router set a static IP of 10.10.10.100 on the PC.
This way when you see the 10 class you know its from the router and the 192 class you know its from the Modem.
Just make sure the ip classes are total different from the router to the modem
the router should also use the modems IP as its gateway and the PC should use the router as its gateway..
The subnet should remain 255.255.255.0 its not important on either one because of the limited amount of connections from either device.
Confirming you have added an exception in your PC firewall to allow this program access to your network.
You should also confirm UDP and TCP are forwarded correctly on each device
KillerBeeZ
Knight
Soteric: there is nothing in the console when trying to connect, the client doesn't seem to be getting that far. As far as it being a client version issue, the server and clients are exactly the same as when I disconnected the working server 6 years ago. They were able to connect on the cable service I had in GA, but here I'm on ADSL and while nothing else changed, I cannot connect. The only thing that has changed is the ISP
KillerBeeZ
Knight
I know he is speaking about the console... and in the console if the client was different that it allows it will say... something... it does not... in fact I can connect just fine if I'm on the same network I connect and so does my brother. I've been playing it just fine. But nobody outside the LAN can connect
KillerBeeZ
Knight
Soteric, I can post it, and will do, but I'm trying to tell you that there is nothing in the console showing any outside connections. The client never gets that far.
This image is the same both before and after trying to connect via outside IP
This image is the same both before and after trying to connect via outside IP
KillerBeeZ
Knight
Success: I can see your service on 75.91.***.*** on port (2593)
Your ISP is not blocking port 2593
Your ISP is not blocking port 2593
KillerBeeZ
Knight
I tried it with the latest RunUO distro, still shows nothing on the server console when I try to log in.
I have tried using razor with every IP I know to use, the only thing that works is either 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.123.173 and in this case the serverlist.cs has to have the ip set to 192.168.123.173. I can connect within the LAN but not using my ISP's IP. I do not have anyone outside my lan to help me test the connectivity so I am going on the assumption that if I cannot connect using the IP found on whatismyip.com then neither can anyone else.
I have tried using razor with every IP I know to use, the only thing that works is either 127.0.0.1 or 192.168.123.173 and in this case the serverlist.cs has to have the ip set to 192.168.123.173. I can connect within the LAN but not using my ISP's IP. I do not have anyone outside my lan to help me test the connectivity so I am going on the assumption that if I cannot connect using the IP found on whatismyip.com then neither can anyone else.