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Clean server, fully patched epilogue client, i am currently connecting to the server thru my local ip (127.0.0.1) since it seems like it won't let me connect with my no-ip.org account... i don't know why... My server configs are set to name.no-ip.org
Anyways once i get to the server selection screen, i try to connect and i get this error saying my protocol version is different. what's wrong? is it the client or the server? please help me into making my first server ever.

screen shot console to see what it says

The console doesn't say anything weird, the only thing it says besides the regular loaded stuff is:Created new account for test....

what i can guess is that you haven't set the external ip in configs of server.
Also check the forward rules in your router, and open ports.

Ok, i've set everything to localhost and it lets me log in, so what's wrong with my previous configurations? is no-ip.org the problem? I have a dynamic ip i can't possibly change it everyday... Any suggestions?

EDIT: I've changed everything back in the ip configurations to ramzah.no-ip.org
this is what i have in my hosts file:
ramzah.no-ip.org l2authd.Lineage2.com
ramzah.no-ip.org l2testauthd.lineage2.com
216.107.250.194 nprotect.lineage2.com
216.107.250.194 update.nProtect.com
216.107.250.194 update.nProtect.net

yet the client is sending me to the official server login page... what's wrong?

Internal IP = the network ip of you PC (usually 192.168.1.2 or something like that)
external IP = the one you get from http://www.whatismyip.com/

you need to set the hosts file (c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc) to be like this:
and thats all

dinor wrote:Internal IP = the network ip of you PC (usually 192.168.1.2 or something like that)
external IP = the one you get from http://www.whatismyip.com/

you need to set the hosts file (c:/windows/system32/drivers/etc) to be like this:

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127.0.0.1		localhostyourip		l2authd.lineage2.com

and thats all

Yeah... the problem with that is that i have a dynamic ip... if i wanted to start a server and i gave everyone a hosts file to connect to my server, i'd have to change it every time i restarted my pc... That'd be pretty annoying.. Does that mean no-ip.org can't work with l2j?

for no-ip you need client side modifiacation which is illegal.
so i cannot tell you.

you may try to add the no-ip adress to your host but i don't know if that works.

No-IP and DynDNS works perfectly in a host file.

For example:
Do you have activated the software / service for No-IP on your server computer?

I haven't use no-ip for a long time now.

what do you mean by activate?
as far as i know, no-ip provides you with a software that refresh the domain every time you start your PC or lets say every 1 hour. if you mean that, then yes, you need to install it, write your no-ip account info and make it refresh.

Know that dynamic ip changes almost every 3 days (unless you use dial-up adsl which is every time you connect as well), so if you keep your pc on the whole time, you should update your ip often since you don't know when it will change. if there is an option to refresh your ip every 10 minutes do it.

Yeah, that's what I meant. Thanks for giving us more information.

This is absolutely wrong. You may THINK it works, but actually it doesn't.
You cannot redirect an URL with another URL. It has to be an IP-address.

Raikkon35 wrote:No-IP and DynDNS works perfectly in a host file.

For example:

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127.0.0.1 localhostyour.no-ip.org l2authd.lineage2.com

Do you have activated the software / service for No-IP on your server computer?

there are servers that use no-ip.org, so it should work imo.

hosts file: ramzah, you should post your gameserver and loginserver ip config (external, internal, etc).

Servers may be using no-ip, but you still cannot redirect an url with another url in the hosts file.
If you do a simple ping on the url to test it, you will see that it hasn't been redirected at all.

so try "ping ramzah.no-ip.org" and then use the ip in the hosts file.

something to no-ip: http://www.cocoontech.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=83