Admin Password?

[Warkral]

UPDATE: Ok, I was using the incorrect query to register the server. Posting this here for anyone in the future who has this issue. The correct query is:

Originally Posted by Uleat

Ok..I think I see what you need here.

You're looking to create a server admin account..but, the script you are using is for world server creation.


On this table you have linked, I would just enter the information manually at this point.

Right-click and add a new row..then start with `AccountName` and move right.

To edit a cell, you have to hit enter.

Account Name/Password must be valid since these will be used in the config file.

First/Last Name and Email can be anything (Tom Wilson?) since this is for admin use and I hope you wouldn't need to send yourself an email telling you something is wrong :P

RegistrationDate, just hit enter and the current date should appear.

RegistrationIPAddress, enter the server's LAN IP address.


If you prefer queries:

INSERT INTO `tblserveradminregistration` (`AccountName`, `AccountPassword`, `FirstName`, `LastName`, `Email`, `RegistrationDate`, `RegistrationIPAddr`) VALUES ('Ack', 'Ack', 'Mars', 'Attacks', 'mars.attacks@ackack.com', now(), '127.0.0.1')

[Warkral]

Still working on actually connecting. I've ruled out the config file and am now thinking its a network issue. I've checked my ports (Forwarding) a dozen times and changed setting in the config and login files at least 50 times with no luck. Turning my virus protection (Kaspersky) off on one or both computers didn't work, windows firewall is off, so the list to troubleshoot is getting smaller and smaller with no connection being made, even locally. The LAN won't even connect to the server. Might be a Windows 10 issue I have to research tonight.

I have to give ULEAT a TON of props and my thanks. He has logged on with me every single night for the last week and spend hours and near a 100 PM's attempting to help me resolve this issue. I can't thank him enough.

[Warkral]

FIXED!

Turns out it was a Windows issue. The server computer was running Win7 and client computers running Win10. Apparently upon installing 10 it created a new network and placed both client computers on that network and the server computer was on another network. I figured the easiest thing to do was go ahead and upgrade the server computer to 10 while its free and problem was solved.

Hope this helps someone in the future!