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Old 08-17-2015, 05:40 PM
AdrianD
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Are the client eqhost files pointing to the login server.
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Host=your IPv4:5998 for titanium 5999 for more recent
Just to be certain on the port forwarding, which ones are forwarded? EQEmu may use different ports than AX. I don't know so, I ask.

You need your zone ports (min range 7000 - 7100 for what's in your config file) 9000 for <tcp ip="127.0.0.1" port="9000" telnet="disable"/> which I don't know about. 5998 and 5999 are for the login server but, in a LAN I am unsure if they need to be forwarded.

Also, do you have `login_opcodes` and `login_opcodes_sod` located in your server folder (root directory)?

Still more but three at a time can narrow down your issue better than a dozen.
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Old 08-17-2015, 06:07 PM
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* I need to correct myself. My log is different, I apologize.

[World] [08.17.15 - 16:09:30] Server Jeryd's(Jeryds) did not attempt to log in but unregistered servers are allowed.

Based on that I would, change your name to something simple in your config file, as I stated, just for now, humor me or be certain your names match up with spaces, typos and anything else.

Then, manually create an entry in the table `tblWorldServerRegistration` in your database. Enter your long name/short name/3 (in `serverlisttypeid`)/192.168.0.13 (in last ip used)

That's all you need to do for that table.
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Old 08-17-2015, 06:25 PM
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Are the client eqhost files pointing to the login server.


Just to be certain on the port forwarding, which ones are forwarded? EQEmu may use different ports than AX. I don't know so, I ask.

You need your zone ports (min range 7000 - 7100 for what's in your config file) 9000 for <tcp ip="127.0.0.1" port="9000" telnet="disable"/> which I don't know about. 5998 and 5999 are for the login server but, in a LAN I am unsure if they need to be forwarded.

Also, do you have `login_opcodes` and `login_opcodes_sod` located in your server folder (root directory)?

Still more but three at a time can narrow down your issue better than a dozen.
I just split 98 and 99 just to see if it would make any difference, it didn't:


Changing server name then rebooting server.

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Then, manually create an entry in the table `tblWorldServerRegistration` in your database. Enter your long name/short name/3 (in `serverlisttypeid`)/192.168.0.13 (in last ip used)

That's all you need to do for that table.
I tried that, not very familiar with the syntax because all my manually created (long, detailed) query's fail. (I just copy/paste the long query's from the walkthroughs).
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Old 08-17-2015, 07:16 PM
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I don't know what to say really. All I know is, I don't have a ton of knowledge on a lot of things related to this stuff. Because of this I try to follow tried and true methods to a T. Only upon almost certainty that I adhered to those methods, I try alternatives through my minimal knowledge base or logic with limited experience.

I don't know why you have 9000 to 9100 as a range in your ports. I don't know if a revised setup walkthrough asked for it or if it even matters.

Unless you are confident in your abilities, I would scrap any ideas about using an AX setup for an EQEmu system. Not intending to be critical with that statement just, to the point.

I would get your hands on a copy of HeidiSql pronto! It makes using MySQL quite a bit easier.

In the meantime you could use this:

use "yourDBname";
INSERT INTO `tblworldserverregistration` (`ServerLongName`, `ServerShortName`, `ServerListTypeID`, `ServerLastIPAddr`) VALUES ('yourname', 'yourname', 3, 'yourIP');

* Oh, and only change the text where it says yourname yourip, leave the little quotes. Remove the double quote for yourDBname so it's just use dbname;
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Old 08-17-2015, 07:18 PM
Warkral
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I don't know what to say really. All I know is, I don't have a ton of knowledge on a lot of things related to this stuff. Because of this I try to follow tried and true methods to a T. Only upon almost certainty that I adhered to those methods, I try alternatives through my minimal knowledge base or logic with limited experience.

I don't know why you have 9000 to 9100 as a range in your ports. I don't know if a revised setup walkthrough asked for it or if it even matters.

Unless you are confident in your abilities, I would scrap any ideas about using an AX setup for an EQEmu system. Not intending to be critical with that statement just, to the point.

I would get your hands on a copy of HeidiSql pronto! It makes using MySQL quite a bit easier.

In the meantime you could use this:

use "yourDBname";
INSERT INTO `tblworldserverregistration` (`ServerLongName`, `ServerShortName`, `ServerListTypeID`, `ServerLastIPAddr`) VALUES ('name', 'name', 3, 'yourIP');
Ohh I wasn't very clear, I'm not using the Ax setup, using Heidi and followed the walkthrough to a T....or so I think.
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Old 08-17-2015, 07:27 PM
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Thanks for trying to help, but yea, every query comes up as a sqp error 1064. Guess I'm just stuck. I do appreciate you at least attempting to help me. This stuff is way more complicated then it appears.
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Old 08-17-2015, 07:40 PM
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Since I know your server works can you post a pic of all your windows that open when you boot up your server so I can see how different they are then mine?
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