Conection problems

[Scifer_12]

Hey thx for reading

i have looked threw the forms for a wile now and still cant figgure this out.
i have opend port forwarding 2593
i have edited server list with external ip and internal ip allo Dsn
i have allowed all programs to do with uo in my windows firewall
i am allso runing vista if that maters idk

public static readonly string Address = "66.183.24.193";
public static readonly string ServerName = "Age of Sages";

[Lokai]

Originally Posted by Scifer_12

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i have opend port forwarding 2593
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You did not do this step correctly.

I can tell because I am able to ping your public IP, but when I connect to your IP on Port 2593, it is unable to connect.

What you need to do is try again. BTW, you are not "opening" it, you are "forwarding" it. Opening the port should be done by either creating a rule in your Firewall, or disabling the Firewall. Forwarding the port on your Router is done by telling it to Route ALL traffic on that Port to your Internal PC's IP Address.

[Scifer_12]

okay so i have tryed to fiddle around with it the best of my ability still cant get it to work.
so im gonna coppy and paste my fire wall details.


View Firewall Details Details
Current Settings: Custom
Device Allowed Applications Application Type Protocol Port Number(s) Public IP

DSL_202 bliz - TCP 3724-6112
66.183.24.193

mike-f98d5d1faa Ageofsage - UDP 2593
66.183.24.193
UltamaOnlineGold - TCP 2593
66.183.24.193
UDP 2593
66.183.24.193

my router is a gateway.2wire
iv looked up how to setup port fowarding form the directions i seem to be doing it right

[Lokai]

When you forward ports, they should go to your private IP, not your public IP.

So, where you have these:

UltamaOnlineGold - TCP 2593
66.183.24.193
UDP 2593
66.183.24.193

You should probably have something like this:

UltamaOnlineGold - TCP 2593
192.168.0.1
UDP 2593
192.168.0.1

Where 192.168.0.1 is whatever your PRIVATE IP address would be.

[Scifer_12]

hummm.... so i tryed to figgure this out for like 3 hrs now i cant find annything on changing the ip addy.
when i forward the port do i have it on my modem or my comp?


This is my router # 2700GH-E
if u have some spair time and dont mind helping me some more
thx for ur help btw

[Lokai]

Originally Posted by Scifer_12

hummm.... so i tryed to figgure this out for like 3 hrs now i cant find annything on changing the ip addy.
when i forward the port do i have it on my modem or my comp?


This is my router # 2700GH-E
if u have some spair time and dont mind helping me some more
thx for ur help btw

I have answered this before. Here is the link:

http://www.runuo.com/forums/server-support-windows/82767-simple-question.html#post686185

[Melchior]

Take a look here: Port Forwarding for the 2 Wire 2700HG-E

[Scifer_12]

hmm i check out both those links no luck tho.
could it be my computer firewall?
would i have to set up multiple Broadband IP addresses ?

err this is so stupid

[Lokai]

Originally Posted by Scifer_12

hmm i check out both those links no luck tho.

No luck? Does that mean you are unable to understand the picture on my link? Or does it mean you still do not know if you have a private IP? You know you can find out your complete Network configuration by going to a command line and typing this:

ipconfig -all

If you see any addresses that start with 10.0 or 192.168, they would be your private IP address. You should have only 1, unless you have multiple NICs in your PC, which I doubt.

Originally Posted by Scifer_12

could it be my computer firewall?

Possibly. If you have the Windows Firewall, or another program running, like Zone Alarm, Norton Internet Security, or such, I would temporarily disable it until you get this figured out, then turn it back on and see if it blocks it. If so, then you know you need to reconfigure the Firewall to allow traffic for UO. That should be fairly easy. Most Firewall programs let you select exclusions to their blocking rules.

Originally Posted by Scifer_12

would i have to set up multiple Broadband IP addresses ?

No, you do NOT need to set up multiple broadband IP addresses.

Originally Posted by Scifer_12

err this is so stupid

It's only stupid if you spend alot of time, then give up before you're done. Keep at it, you will get it.

[Scifer_12]

hehe i got the picture.
i cant figgure out how to change the public ip on my router to personal ip like u said b4 and i dont know if u can.
i allso check my comp firewall and i clicked anny thing to do with uo still no luck

[thyfatestaff]

Runuo used TCP not UDP