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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Red Faction : Lounge : Dedi Server help [Forum Rules]   Back to Forum Thread List Bigblack40   Posted 8th Dec 2007 8:28am L4Y Member Post 713 / 1150 Hey all i remember posting this awhile back saying that my ip addy on RF was to small ill use 10.1.1.4:7755 as a example of my old IP i was wondering why no 1 can find my server....does any one know what to do in the settings of the Modem/homepage thing for a dsl-g604t to enable people to find my RF servers? sobe    Posted 8th Dec 2007 9:32am Post 2719 / 3194 You will have to forward the ports through not only your router but your HomePortal(Gateway/Modem). I had to do it when I was on DSL. "Apparently, Plaintiff believes that he could sue an egg company for fraud for labeling a carton of 12 eggs a dozen, because some bakers would view a dozen as including 13 items." - Western Digital 2006     Assman15    Posted 8th Dec 2007 11:05am Post 914 / 2085 IP addresses of 10.1.1.X are internal addresses and can't be used to join Internet games. As Sobe said, you need to forward port in your modem as well as your router. My YouTube     Bigblack40   Posted 20th Feb 2008 6:42am L4Y Member Post 816 / 1150 I have a DSL-G604T Generation 2...........The Modem and Router are the same thing on it...........so What other settings are needed cause i have set port forward to 7755, I have been trying to host servers for ages now I can find the server on the Laptop when i add in the IP but when i got Adam to do the same at his place he couldn't find......and it didn't show on my list until i added the IP    Modified Feb 20th, 06:56am by Bigblack40 NoClanFrank    Posted 21st Feb 2008 5:13am Post 4532 / 5840 Is there a place where you can forward ports in your router settings? Let me guess, the router is a wireless router/modem combo? to find out what PC you want to forward the port do this: For Windows XP: Click Start button Click Run Type in cmd /k ipconfig /all >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/    Modified Feb 21st, 05:22am by NoClanFrank Bigblack40   Posted 22nd Feb 2008 4:51am L4Y Member Post 818 / 1150 Are you saying that i have to set the port forward for each of the computers, If so how to i do this? Ghostkid   Posted 22nd Feb 2008 6:30am Invisible Kid L4Y Member Post 1600 / 2212 Quoting NoClanFrank Is there a place where you can forward ports in your router settings? Let me guess, the router is a wireless router/modem combo? to find out what PC you want to forward the port do this: For Windows XP: Click Start button Click Run Type in cmd /k ipconfig /all Does'nt ipconfig do the job ? (without all those other things) Xbox 360 Gamertag: Firefist1 Xfire: Ghostkid1     Bigblack40   Posted 22nd Feb 2008 6:45am L4Y Member Post 819 / 1150 I already knew about the Routers IP and default gateway with out dos cmd i set for the Routers IP to Port Forward to 7755 but still no one can find    Modified Feb 22nd, 06:46am by Bigblack40 crazyjack1994   Posted 22nd Feb 2008 2:00pm L4Y Member Post 299 / 483 i had a problem like this i forwarded the port 7755 etc and when i started the game it wouldnt show up on the tracker, people had to add the ip/port to join NoClanFrank    Posted 22nd Feb 2008 4:16pm Post 4544 / 5840 Quoting Ghostkid Does'nt ipconfig do the job ? (without all those other things) Yes and no. The way I do it it avoids a step after you hit the DOS window. >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/     Ghostkid   Posted 22nd Feb 2008 4:43pm Invisible Kid L4Y Member Post 1604 / 2212 Quoting NoClanFrank Quoting Ghostkid Does'nt ipconfig do the job ? (without all those other things) Yes and no. The way I do it it avoids a step after you hit the DOS window. Oooooooooooooooh Xbox 360 Gamertag: Firefist1 Xfire: Ghostkid1

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