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bombur33
09-04-2004, 05:57
After a week of not being able to get a response out of my server from outside of my network and reading all of these threads, I tried forwarding the TCP query port (51234) to my server IP. Suddenly my server worked from both WAN and LAN sides of my network. Before that I had the 8767 port forwarded (and server set to read that port). The TCP query port forwarding was the only thing I changed between tests. My router is the D-Link DI-514. Hopefully this will help a few other people as well.
RavenVtR
26-05-2004, 01:24
I have the router DI-614+ and this worked for me as well
Jobberwocky
26-05-2004, 04:47
My TS server won't work as well outside my LAN, but I am not sure how to forward my port, could anyone tell me how to do that?

Thanks

I'm running Windows XP Pro and have a Linksys Wireless-G Broadband Router, (WRT54G)
guldi
26-05-2004, 08:51
@Jobberwocky

1) e.g. www.broadbandreports.com is a router forum. This forum isn't it.
Or why not have a look into your routers manual ?

2) even the search function in this forum lists some threads with your router typ. You should do a search next time before posting. For an example, this is one thread: http://www.teamspeak.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=5423&highlight=WRT54G
Skratch1320
27-05-2004, 08:06
RavenVtR

I have the same router as you,
What did you use to forward those ports?
Special Applications, Virtual Server, Firewall, DMZ, what?

I have my DMZ set to my IP, and all of them are set to let that port through to me and I still am not able to have outsiders connect.
Skratch1320
28-05-2004, 18:46
I had the outside clients turn on Debug Mode and they can connect now.

What does Debug mode do to allow connections like that go through!?
guldi
29-05-2004, 15:00
What does Debug mode do to allow connections like that go through!?
Thats a VERY GOOD question I would like to know as well !
I guess it must have to do something with a timeout setting :confused:
X =PoW=
30-05-2004, 03:40
After a week of not being able to get a response out of my server from outside of my network and reading all of these threads, I tried forwarding the TCP query port (51234) to my server IP. Suddenly my server worked from both WAN and LAN sides of my network. Before that I had the 8767 port forwarded (and server set to read that port). The TCP query port forwarding was the only thing I changed between tests. My router is the D-Link DI-514. Hopefully this will help a few other people as well.

how do i find my TCP query port?
Brain
30-05-2004, 07:38
By looking it up in the server.ini
It's the entry that says "AdminEmail".




Nah, just joking, it's the entry reading "TCPQueryPort"......
bombur33
31-05-2004, 16:48
Just a side note to my last post... I'm not sure anymore if forwarding the query port had anything to do with getting my setup to work or not. After I forwarded the query port, it worked, but the DI-514 router has some of the worst firmware ever (the newest stuff, like v1.02). A few weeks after I had it working, I completely reset my router and entered the TS2 ports to be forwarded again(exactly the same as before) and it didn't work. I switched both ports to forward both UDB and TCP, and then immediately changed them back again and it worked. Bottom line, if you are using a D-Link router and you can't get forwarding to work, keep playing with it because sometimes the settings don't work correctly the first time.
sgtbenc
19-07-2005, 05:02
You must use "Vertual Server".