Why Can't People Connect?
People can't connect to your server because you more than likely haven't changed the IP address's in the files. For example, 127.0.0.1 is self hosting and therefore only you will be able to connect whilst that is in the files. Most people leave it as that just to test the server.
How To I Let Other People Connect?
Here's What You Have To Do, Go To Each Of These Files And Check For '127.0.0.1'. Each Time You See '127.0.0.1' Replace It With YOUR IP Address. Hopefully doing that should work. (If you have a router etc i'm not to sure about them. This will just let people without routers etc (unless you know about them) connect.
gate_server/LoginGate/mirgate.ini
gate_server/RunGate/mirgate.ini
gate_server/SelChrGate/mirgate.ini
mir200/!setup.txt
mir200/!runaddr.txt
mir200/!servertable.txt
mud2/DBSrv200/!addrtable.txt
mud2/DBSrv200/!serverinfo.txt
mud2/DBSrv200/dbsrsc.ini
mud2/Logsrv/!addrtable.txt
mud2/Logsrv/!serveraddr.txt
mud2/Logsrv/Logsrv.ini
How to let Other connect on a Router
Enter your files, and you need to edit these files With your GLOBAL IP Address.
X:\MirServer\Mir200\!runaddr.txt
Make it look like this:
X:\MirServer\Mir200\!servertable.txt
X:\MirServer\Mud2\DBSrv200\!serverinfo.txt
X:\MirServer\Mud2\Logsrv\!addrtable.txt
They are the only files you need to edit with your IP's, ALL other files should use 127.0.0.1. Also, if you use a ServerControl, load it with 127.0.0.1.
Forwarding ports, The ports you need to forward to be able to host a server on a router are, 7000, 7100, 7200, and 3000 if you want people to be able to use ServerSigStatus & Server Count. You need to forward these to the host pcs IP.
Replace 'X' Drive with the Drive you are using. (Normaly C: or D: )
Replace MirServer with your Files directory (Normaly MirServer or Mir2Serv)
None-Router Guide Written by thephoenix.
Router Guide Written by Ali3n.
People can't connect to your server because you more than likely haven't changed the IP address's in the files. For example, 127.0.0.1 is self hosting and therefore only you will be able to connect whilst that is in the files. Most people leave it as that just to test the server.
How To I Let Other People Connect?
Here's What You Have To Do, Go To Each Of These Files And Check For '127.0.0.1'. Each Time You See '127.0.0.1' Replace It With YOUR IP Address. Hopefully doing that should work. (If you have a router etc i'm not to sure about them. This will just let people without routers etc (unless you know about them) connect.
gate_server/LoginGate/mirgate.ini
gate_server/RunGate/mirgate.ini
gate_server/SelChrGate/mirgate.ini
mir200/!setup.txt
mir200/!runaddr.txt
mir200/!servertable.txt
mud2/DBSrv200/!addrtable.txt
mud2/DBSrv200/!serverinfo.txt
mud2/DBSrv200/dbsrsc.ini
mud2/Logsrv/!addrtable.txt
mud2/Logsrv/!serveraddr.txt
mud2/Logsrv/Logsrv.ini
How to let Other connect on a Router
Enter your files, and you need to edit these files With your GLOBAL IP Address.
X:\MirServer\Mir200\!runaddr.txt
Make it look like this:
Code:
[GLOBAL IP HERE]
X:\MirServer\Mir200\!servertable.txt
Code:
;';' means Comment
; Followings have to be arrayed by server no.
;server no. connect-addr port connect-addr port.
1 [GLOBAL IP HERE] 7200
X:\MirServer\Mud2\DBSrv200\!serverinfo.txt
Code:
127.0.0.1 [GLOBAL IP HERE] 7200
X:\MirServer\Mud2\Logsrv\!addrtable.txt
Code:
;No Space Allowed
;Server Title Remote SelChr Public IP RunGate Public IP:Gate
[ServerName] Line1-7 127.0.0.1 [GLOBAL IP HERE] [GLOBAL IP HERE]:7100
They are the only files you need to edit with your IP's, ALL other files should use 127.0.0.1. Also, if you use a ServerControl, load it with 127.0.0.1.
Forwarding ports, The ports you need to forward to be able to host a server on a router are, 7000, 7100, 7200, and 3000 if you want people to be able to use ServerSigStatus & Server Count. You need to forward these to the host pcs IP.
Replace 'X' Drive with the Drive you are using. (Normaly C: or D: )
Replace MirServer with your Files directory (Normaly MirServer or Mir2Serv)
None-Router Guide Written by thephoenix.
Router Guide Written by Ali3n.
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