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When I try to login to my server, it does nothing for a few seconds, screen flickers, and then kicks me to Login Screen. Any help would be very appreciated. Here is my info: Quote:
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Are you running behind a router? Are you running windows XP? If so, is the internet connection firewall turned off?
If you are running behind a router, chances are the ports needed to run the server are closed. What you need to do, is forward your External IP to your Internal IP. What this means is, whenever a call is made on your External IP on the ports you specify in router setup, it will be forwarded to your Internal IP address. To forward ports: You need to know 2 things 1) Your default Gateway (Router base address IP), its usually 192.168.1.1 2) your internal IP address To find both of these - go to start menu, click on run, type CMD, hit run. Once Command prompt opens, type ipconfig and hit enter. a few things will show up IP Address = Your internal IP Default Gateway = Router IP After obtaining your internal IP address and router ip, open up an internet browser, and type your router's ip address into the site bar. Now you're at the router config page... All router's config pages are different, however usually port Forwarding is under a Tab called Games & Applications OR just plain Port Forwarding. It will ask you for a Start Port, and an End port and the IP address you want them forwarded to (Your INTERNAL ip address). Forward These Ports: Any port your zone.exe(s) use, - example 7995, 7996...etc. I use ports 7990 through 8000 (10 zone servers), but for you it may be different. Also forward port 9000 (this is the port used by your login server. (world.exe) That should do it. To disable your XP firewall, go to start menu, click on control panel, click on network connections, right click your local area network connection, click on properties, click on the advanced tab, and make sure the Internet Connection Firewall is UNCHECKED. Try those fixes, and let me know if they work. |
Alright, I tried that... No luck still. :(
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You forwarded port 9000 and all your zone.exe ports to your internal IP Address?
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Doh! Didn't see 9000 there. One sec. ;)
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Alright now something strange is going on... I am getting a 11001 error in World.exe, and I also cannot log on to the irc.eqemulator.net irc channel. Odd thing is, I can get to the channel on my computer right beside me. Both comps are hooked up to the same network/router.
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what is 11001 error? paste world.exe output.
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There must be something amiss with the Loginserver block of your loginserver.ini
It should look like this: [LoginServer] loginserver=eqemulator.net loginserver2=eqemulator.net loginserver3=eqemulator.net loginport=5995 loginport2=5995 loginport3=5995 also...your world name might be causing this Quote:
And np, it's what I'm here for. |
It's all there. :(
As for the name, I just changed that (For anonymity? Who knows ;)), it's actually this: worldname=Fields of Elysium - Custom-Legit (Pre-Launch) |
Only 2 things i can think of:
1) Your worldaddress may be wrong (typo in your external ip address) 2) worldname may be too long, im not entirely sure what the cap is on worldname lengths. If it's of any consequence, here's my loginserver.ini Code:
### --- This file tells world.exe what loginserver to connect to. |
Ack, shortened name and double-checked external IP... Still same problem. :(
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Please answer this one for me. What type of router are you using and the computer that is having the world.exe issue, is it the router's admin system (ie. the only computer permitted to edit router config's)?
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I'm really stumped here...I'm sorry. Im annoyed that i cannot figure out what problem you are having, I have tried my best. If I figure out what to do, I'll let you know.
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