Dedicated server in the DCS World 1.1.2.1

[HiJack]

OK. I don't know that one. Check if you find it on this list:

http://portforward.com

 

(HJ)

[HiJack]

Yep its on the list.

 

Nate

Thanks for that Nate!

[Double_D]

okay I tried something different..can someone see if "Virtual Tuskegee Airmen " is showing in server list...

[joey45]

Nope.

 

What IP is it?

[Double_D]

Nope.

 

$&$R$&^%&^%&^%&*%* Damn

 

I give up ...

[Double_D]

One last try..is " Virtual Tuskegee Airmen " showing on server list...if not computer into garbage can..:music_whistling:

[HiJack]

Nope :( sorry. What flor are you on? Let it fly! :D

[Double_D]

Nope :( sorry. What flor are you on? Let it fly! :D

 

 

Damn...okay I will shut it down..and join you server..very disappointed..:mad:

[HiJack]

Hehe, It is solvable. Have you disabled the local Firewall? Have you checked to see if the server appears in the LAN list?

 

EDIT: PS! The mission on my server at the moment is just a test. But flyable.

[airdog]

There is no souch option as "All interfaces" in the server options page. It is only possible to select the local adapter address.

See in the pic in the interface tab drop down "all interfaces" is an available option. It is what I had to select to get my server to be seen.

Edited May 7, 2012 by airdog

[Double_D]

Hehe, It is solvable. Have you disabled the local Firewall? Have you checked to see if the server appears in the LAN list?

 

EDIT: PS! The mission on my server at the moment is just a test. But flyable.

 

 

Just noticed this in lan section:

 

look at the port :

DeviceInterfaceMAC addressIP addressbillj4u-PCPort 400:24:8c:55:ea:58192.168.2.12

[HiJack]

See in the pic in the interface tab drop down "all interfaces" is an available option. It is what I had to select to get my server to be seen.

This is because you have more than one interface. If you want the simulator to answer on all interfaces this is of course the correct setting. I only enabled one adapter on my server.

 

(HJ)

[airdog]

There is no souch option as "All interfaces" in the server options page. It is only possible to select the local adapter address.

I was just answering to your statement above that says "There is no souch option"

There is that option for some of us ;)

[Double_D]

I think I solved it can you again check to see if server is up Virtual Tuskegee Airmen

[Nate--IRL--]

Nope sorry - if you check the port, with the website I listed above, is it open?

 

Nate

[Double_D]

Nope sorry - if you check the port, with the website I listed above, is it open?

 

Nate

 

I just went to that site and checked it and says port 10308 is closed...

[Nate--IRL--]

Something somewhere is blocking it - either Windows - your router - or your ISP.

 

Nate

[Double_D]

Something somewhere is blocking it - either Windows - your router - or your ISP.

 

Nate

 

okay i think maybe windows firewall..I should get eventually...:megalol: thanks

[Double_D]

Well, I think I finally got it had server up and did someone else join in spectator...:thumbup:

[july865]

@air wolf

try this in your firewall settings. imo, set it to "derfer to user"

or to anyone else that has this issue.

[ATTACH]65552[/ATTACH]

[Double_D]

@air wolf

try this in your firewall settings. imo, set it to "derfer to user"

or to anyone else that has this issue.

[ATTACH]65552[/ATTACH]

 

Thanks Bud;

 

But I found the main issue was that I had to do a full reset to default factory settings...once I've done that and all the appropriate setting for port forward I now have the server up and running for several hours now..and at this time there are 6 members just doing basic flying...testing server stablity..and it looks great..nice job DCS Developers...:thumbup: