Error 3001 - Solved
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Re: Error 3001 - Solved
Ok I have no idea wtf is going on. Issue is back again the moment I restart the server, even making sure to run as administrator. I have 0 idea what is causing this issue now.
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Re: Error 3001 - Solved
This is where I am at. Still not working, and I have run out of things to check for what is making this not work.
http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/
Shows all my ports this program is using as open.
Quadruple checked my zoneip is configured right, and it is.
When I use my local IP (192.169.0.X) I can log in to the game and play no problem at all.
Trying to connect over my public IP (68.148.8.199) the login authentication server part works no problem, connects straight away and I get to char select screen.
Get to the screenshot above, netstat -n in cmd shows I have an established and working connection with 68.148.8.199:54230, and yet...
The game just hangs and I get this error, 3001. My game server on my other computer doesnt even see any packets, it doesnt recieve ANY data, but my login server sees everything no problem.
Login server auth: 54231 Working
Login server Lobbydata: 54230 Working
Login Server Lobbyveiw: 54001 Working
Game server: 54230 no packets even received
Is the issue as simple as the fact my Lobbydata and Game server are using the same port? If I change Game server to port 54232 or something will everything work out just fine?
I dont know Ill start messing around with it but I am at a loss. Why would one program work and the other completely stop functioning as soon as I start using public IP?
Re: Error 3001 - Solved
Is your zone IP setup properly in the database?
Also the ports are fine to be the same because they use different protocols.
- Game server uses UDP.
- Lobby server uses TCP.
Also the ports are fine to be the same because they use different protocols.
- Game server uses UDP.
- Lobby server uses TCP.
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Re: Error 3001 - Solved
Yes it is set properly. I found part of the issue after calling my ISP. I guess they have a thing set up that filters a bunch of ports commonly used by viruses, and I had to talk to a tech and opt out of it to open a bunch of my ports up.
Second, I had to enable my router to allow port forwarding to work on all IPs instead of just ones from the same ISP as me.
Still having issues where clients can only successfully connect to my server and log in some times, and it takes multiple attempts for them to get on.
Very annoying...
Second, I had to enable my router to allow port forwarding to work on all IPs instead of just ones from the same ISP as me.
Still having issues where clients can only successfully connect to my server and log in some times, and it takes multiple attempts for them to get on.
Very annoying...