Login problem

[darkmurdok]

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Hello, there are already some of posts about this but i couldn't solve this problem with those answers.
I have made a new server with the last freya revision yesterday.
The problem is that I can't pass the message "You are currently logging in" after putting the password ONLY form external IPs, with the internal IP i can play. I'm doing this in the same PC where the server is running.

_I have opened the ports 7777,2106,9014 and http://www.canyouseeme.org/ tells me that they are open.
_The firewall has the same ports opened.
_I use NO-IP.
_Everything tells me that is a config problem D:, so, below is an image.
_Im using Wamp and I've noted that I can't run the phpMyAdmin (maybe it helps somehow).
_In the server.properties and loginserver.properties files I just changed login, pwd and URL = jdbc:mysql://localhost:OTHERPORT/MyDB



Thanks
Thank you everyone for helping!
PS: Please, if you see something that is wrong or can be better in the IMG please tell me how to repair/update it.

Edit: should I change
# Datapack root directory.
# Defaults to current directory from which the server is started unless the below line is uncommented.
#DatapackRoot = C:/Work/tmp/DataPack
in the server.properties? (my server is not there and my old server (ct2.3) worked without changing it)

[tukune]

hosts?

[tukune]

_I have opened the ports 7777,2106,9014 and http://www.canyouseeme.org/ tells me that they are open.

why 9014?

[darkmurdok]

Quote from server.properties:
# TCP port the login server listen to for gameserver connection requests
# Default: 9014
LoginPort = 9014

Im trying things. It was open in the previous server and it worked.

In Hosts I just have 127.0.0.1 localhost BECAUSE I was using client modification (l2.ini) intead of hosts, but I've tryed using hosts and It redirects me to the original page (like bypassing hosts).

It should work modifing l2.ini instead of hosts (It worked for me in a week ago ct2.3 server).

[SolidSnake]

COFF COFF CLIENT MODIFIES NOT ALLOWED COFF COFF

[darkmurdok]

I know, and i told you it doesn't work even using hosts.

[_DS_]

You should test from real outside, not just changing hosts on your internal pc, this will not work.
And "You are currently logging in" means what port 2106 is not open.

[darkmurdok]

Thanks _DS_, but that also means that the web http://www.canyouseeme.org/ not credible?

EDIT: The port is opened for TCP and UDP and above web says Success.
Tell me please, what other restrictions should i have if i have that port closed? (this way I can try other things to check if the port is open)

[_DS_]

Try to connect from outside using telnet to the port 2106. If all ok you will see some garbage (you can check on someone's else server).

[darkmurdok]

I've just typed in the windows run "telnet ********.servegame.com" from outside and it said Connecting... and then the window disappeared. I've never used telnet and in the properties of the server is disabled. I don't know how to use it.

[jurchiks]

open cmd and then telnet...
and naturally you need to enable it if you want to connect.

[darkmurdok]

I have to add A ExternalIP to Allowed ones in telnet.properties and then from that ExternalIP try to connect?....................Ill try if I have the chance. :/
_Can someone put some images of the consoles working perfectly pleaaaaaaaasseeeeeee?
Thanks.

EDIT: In each Config folder there is a telnet.properties. Wich one should i set to TRUE?

[darkmurdok]

Please, can somebody explain me what does the /16,/8,19... things means?, in the ipconfig.xml.
And the last lines that looks like the ipconfig.xml lines that are in the login console?
Thanks!

[_DS_]

I've just typed in the windows run "telnet ********.servegame.com" from outside and it said Connecting... and then the window disappeared.

Try to connect to other server (lineage2.com ) and see difference.

[_DS_]

Please, can somebody explain me what does the /16,/8,19... things means?, in the ipconfig.xml.

Netmask in bitlength.