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Article #286166Q4 - Cant set up a server with a router?
From: LoTekGuru
Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 17:11
Date: Tue, 27 Dec 2005 17:11
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I don't have the full version of Quake 4 yet, but I tried setting up a small 6-player tourney server with the demo and I can't seem to get past my router. If I launch the server out-right it wants to use my local IP (192.168.15.100) dispite me choosing an internet server instead of LAN. If I use the net_ip and net_port cvars, and open up that port on my router, the game acts like it's not even connected to the internet... I can't even browse other games with the in-game browser if my net_ip is set to my internet IP. I tried looking for server docs but the one place I seem to find all the answers (the UC guides) just says that the game is still pretty new and nobody seems to have good server documentation yet. Any clues?
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