Cannon's Fury Server

[Uleat]

bump to LAN address:

<tcp ip="127.0.0.1" port="9000" telnet="enable"/>

missing '0' in host:

<!-- Chatserver (channels) information. DO NOT EDIT -->
<chatserver>
<!-- <host>192.168.1.x</host> -->
<!-- <port>10234</port> -->
<host>192.168.10</host>
<port>10234</port>
</chatserver>

Are two immediate that I see

[ghanja]

Originally Posted by Excuses

comment the address and local address out, and from the looks of it the server has 7 users online atm.

He already has according to him.

I saw that hours ago, though it was only 5 then. My guess is, they're getting into the world but not zones.

Cannon, what does your virtual servers (or whatever Belkin calls them anymore) settings look like? If you cannot provide a picture, then, which ports, which protocol (TCP/UDP/Both) do you have opened for EQEMU?

And lastly, I am assuming you restarted the server after making the changes?

[cannon]

Good find on the 0 missing, i updated that commented out the other two addresses up top and restarted the server.

[cannon]

<tcp ip="127.0.0.1" port="9000" telnet="enable"/>

should this be disabled?

[ghanja]

http://www.canyouseeme.org/

Let it find your WAN IP (i.e. leave it alone) and put in port 5998 and report back.

[ghanja]

Originally Posted by cannon

<tcp ip="127.0.0.1" port="9000" telnet="enable"/>

should this be disabled?

Well, generally most have it disabled yeah. Unless you think you'll be getting creative with scripts that need to have telnet access (most do not).

[cannon]

Originally Posted by ghanja

Well, generally most have it disabled yeah. Unless you think you'll be getting creative with scripts that need to have telnet access (most do not).

Error: I could not see your service on 24.208.54.146 on port (599
Reason: Connection timed out

[ghanja]

Originally Posted by cannon

Error: I could not see your service on 24.208.54.146 on port (599
Reason: Connection timed out

Well, you know you have a service running on that port. So my money is on the router/firewall.

[cannon]

Originally Posted by ghanja

He already has according to him.

I saw that hours ago, though it was only 5 then. My guess is, they're getting into the world but not zones.

Cannon, what does your virtual servers (or whatever Belkin calls them anymore) settings look like? If you cannot provide a picture, then, which ports, which protocol (TCP/UDP/Both) do you have opened for EQEMU?

And lastly, I am assuming you restarted the server after making the changes?

24.205.54.146
80 / 80

192.168.0.4
80 / 80

svat

TCP

Yes

24.205.54.146
80 / 80

192.168.0.4
80 / 80

svat

UDP

Yes

24.205.54.146
9000 / 9000

192.168.0.4
9000 / 9000

svat

TCP

Yes

24.205.54.146
9000 / 9000

192.168.0.10
9000 / 9000

svat eqemu

UDP

Yes

24.205.54.146
10235 / 10235

192.168.0.10
10235 / 10235

EQMAIL

UDP

Yes

24.205.54.146
10234 / 10234

192.168.0.10
10234 / 10234

EQEMU Chat

UDP

Yes

24.205.54.146
7000 / 7400

192.168.0.10
7000 / 7400

EQEMU

UDP

Yes

[cannon]

how about the 9000 port TCP was still going to the security camera?

[ghanja]

I'm not familiar with a Belkin virtual servers (aka port forwarding) that requires a WAN address in it, as is (the router) normally is what has the WAN address.

Print Screen, load up MS Paint, Shift + Insert, then visit imgur.com or something.

Or, for the first entry set, tell us how the router has the fields labeled.

9000 according to your eqemu_config.xml is for Telnet, which I mentioned, you likely do not need to have it enabled and it has no bearing on game/client connections. Unless I'm misinformed.

[cannon]

where does the eqemu login server get my external ip from?

[cannon]

http://i.imgur.com/1a6uFno.jpg

i tried it with my ip address and with 0.0.0.0

[ghanja]

Originally Posted by cannon

where does the eqemu login server get my external ip from?

It doesnt. Your router gets your WAN IP, and routes packets to whatever based on what port its coming into your router at and where you tell to send those packets (i.e. virtual servers/port forwarding), looking at the imgur now.

[cannon]

<http port="9080" enabled="true" mimefile="mime.types" />

does this port need forwarded?