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Hi guys, i want know how i can open my serve to friends?
i have to edit what in ipconfig.xml / and game or login/config/serve? (how?)
can u help me? my ip is 189.82.58.xxx
and my internal is 10.1.1.2 thanks.
(i open 7777 and 2106 port) any other more?
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Re: ip
see http://trac.l2jserver.com/wiki/Connecting_Info# 
As with your external ip, put it where it says external ip. Make sure you allow both inbound and outbound rules for the following ports mentioned above. ^ << assuming you're using Windows Server or other Windows


As with your external ip, put it where it says external ip. Make sure you allow both inbound and outbound rules for the following ports mentioned above. ^ << assuming you're using Windows Server or other Windows

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Re: ip
hi, i open the ports, and config my ipconfig.xml:
the server get start, but i can't login... whem i try the client of lineage2 just keeping show: "...please wait a moment"
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><!-- Externalhost here (Internet IP) or Localhost IP for local test --><gameserver address="189.82.58.xxx" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="../data/xsd/ipconfig.xsd"> <!-- Localhost here --> <define subnet="127.0.0.0/8" address="127.0.0.1" /> <!-- Internalhosts here (LANs IPs) --> <define subnet="10.0.0.0/8" address="10.1.1.2" /> <define subnet="172.16.0.0/19" address="172.16.0.0" /> <define subnet="192.168.0.0/16" address="189.168.0.0" /></gameserver>
Last edited by Quimeric on Sun Jul 01, 2012 5:15 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: ip
lol, I ran into that problem before too 
My solution is ugly - get another Internet connection. Steal your neighbor's, if you will
My guess is that no matter what you do - your router always recognizes your machine as a part of the internal network(behind the router), not one from outside. Probably doesn't matter how you port forward or mark the server as DMZ, the router... just doesn't understand
or maybe you can rent a vps and do it that way, all problems solved ^^
I do my stuff local before going public, so I don't mind using the local network
And oh, hide your real (I am assuming) IP address, it doesn't matter if it's dynamic, you know there are evil monsters out on the internetz

My solution is ugly - get another Internet connection. Steal your neighbor's, if you will

My guess is that no matter what you do - your router always recognizes your machine as a part of the internal network(behind the router), not one from outside. Probably doesn't matter how you port forward or mark the server as DMZ, the router... just doesn't understand

or maybe you can rent a vps and do it that way, all problems solved ^^
I do my stuff local before going public, so I don't mind using the local network

And oh, hide your real (I am assuming) IP address, it doesn't matter if it's dynamic, you know there are evil monsters out on the internetz

Last edited by NoobException on Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:22 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: ip
With a vps you wont run into such problems because the host and client is always seperate. The host and client each does its own thing so you don't need to go thru all that trouble screwing apart the router/modem
That's just one of the many beauties of an vps. But do make sure you allocate more resource than you need (there is a thread on how). AFAIK there are plenty of memory leaks. I can confirm this with my copy of beta l2j
127.0.0.1 works because you have both the sever and client on the same machine... your router is probably not configured to forward the necessary ports. And even if you did you may run into the whole 'not recognized as an external machine' thing... this whole thing is ugly
and don't edit the client
its illegal 

That's just one of the many beauties of an vps. But do make sure you allocate more resource than you need (there is a thread on how). AFAIK there are plenty of memory leaks. I can confirm this with my copy of beta l2j

127.0.0.1 works because you have both the sever and client on the same machine... your router is probably not configured to forward the necessary ports. And even if you did you may run into the whole 'not recognized as an external machine' thing... this whole thing is ugly

and don't edit the client


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