1 Topic by Friendly Tee

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Topic: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

hey guys,

I start to make a map and thus I wanted to test it.

So i downloaded the XXl ddrace software ( i know it's not supported here T.T), but after setting everything up, which includes the "no firewall/ nat problems detected, Server registered" line at the cmd window, my server can't be found by others and does not appear in the "Internet" tab.

I don't know what to do.

2 Reply by Dune (edited by Dune 2012-03-14 20:59:50)

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Re: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

Could you give us your IP (click here if you don't know it) so we can check?

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3 Reply by Friendly Tee

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Re: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

79.198.148.134:8303

4 Reply by Dune

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Re: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

That's weird. Is your server online atm?

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5 Reply by Friendly Tee (edited by Friendly Tee 2012-03-15 01:00:48)

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Re: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

Server was online until now, restarted.

I got some error message like : "the masterserver reports that clients cannot connect to your server"

ok thisis completly senseless:

I changed the port, the server name and some other server options and after restarting the server it just dissappeared from the LAN tab AND moved to the internet tab.

Crazy shit is going on here.

Thx for attepmts to help me, cheers.

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Re: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

If you select a port out of the 8303-8310 range it will not appear in the LAN tab.

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Re: Server does not appear in "Internet" tab

Have you set up a port forwarding? The message "the masterserver reports that clients cannot connect to your server" is often an indication that users can not reach your server.