Hi guys,
i want to use 2 gameserver on the same login server, for first gameserver the port is the default 7777, on the second the port is 7778. The two gameserver register on the loginserver correctly but on the login screen the second server (on the 7778) have ping 9999 and the player can't enter.
Ps: sry for my bad english
[Problem] 2 Gameserver on 1 login
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Re: [Problem] 2 Gameserver on 1 login
Two questions first.
Are you running both gameserver on the same PC? If you are, how did you define port forwarding since port forwarding can only go to one IP address. I can't be 100% positive but I thought the client is hardcoded to use port 7777.
Are you running the two gameserver on different PC? If you are, then you need to define port forwarding to both IP addresses of the servers. Secondly, if you are running the server on different PC then you can leave the ports on the server to default of 7777. Lastly, make sure your firewall ports are define correctly if you're running it on different PC. Perhaps the server with port 7778 is not define properly in the firewall on the loginserver or vice versa. Again, I thought the client is hardcoded to port 7777 so using port 7778 may be a variable in your problem.
Are you running both gameserver on the same PC? If you are, how did you define port forwarding since port forwarding can only go to one IP address. I can't be 100% positive but I thought the client is hardcoded to use port 7777.
Are you running the two gameserver on different PC? If you are, then you need to define port forwarding to both IP addresses of the servers. Secondly, if you are running the server on different PC then you can leave the ports on the server to default of 7777. Lastly, make sure your firewall ports are define correctly if you're running it on different PC. Perhaps the server with port 7778 is not define properly in the firewall on the loginserver or vice versa. Again, I thought the client is hardcoded to port 7777 so using port 7778 may be a variable in your problem.