I have my server up but..

[QGo)Cody]

I have my server up but I can't connect to it...
I tell me someting like this :

[11:26:26] Connecting to 24.201.109.165:8767
[11:26:29] No reply from server
Maybe the server is offline
or maybe teamspeak is not running on it


but the server is online and on my computer..

[m&m's]

your most likely behind a router ? and you did not open ports in your router you need post8767 udp open in port fowarding !

[QGo)Cody]

my port is already 8767 :(

[m&m's]

yes the port your useing is 8767 BUT did you log in to the routers interface and open port 8767 udp in the port fowarding tab of the router ? to allow teamspeak to flow thru the router unstoped . the error your getting is 95% of the time is the router port is not open ! and you jion with the lan ip most likely 192.168.x.x or 10.x.x.x these are lan only ip and dont go past the router at any time

[QGo)Cody]

how can I do those steps?

[WC_ASD]

Ok, so open up Internet Explorer (or any other browser, but not 100% sure about that). And where you usually type in the web addresse, you type in: http://192.168.18.1

If that link doesn't work, then go to (Windows XP only) My Computer>My Network Places>View Network Connections
There should be a Local Area Connection Icon appearing (the connection linking your PC with the router).
Double click that, in the window that popped up and go to the Support tab. Type in the number in the Internet explorer that show up with "Default Gateway".

So after you typed in 192.168.18.1 in the browser a security window should appear, leave the username slot empty and type in the password (case sensitive): "admin" in. Attention! If that password doesn't work then check your router manual for the correct one.

This will open up the Port Range Forwarding page. This is the page where you will open the actual ports. Click in the first box in the first row under 'Ext. Port' and type 8767. Go to the next box and put 8768. Then check BOTH the TCP and UDP protocol, and type in the last 3 digits of the IP you wrote down before. Then, obviously, click the 'Enable' button.

Repeat the process for the next range of ports, click the first 'Ext. Port' button in the second row, type 6881 for the first number, and 6889 for the second number. Then check TCP/UDP boxes, type the same last 3 digits on the IP and click enable.

Then click the apply button and wait the 5 seconds for the page to reload. Then reboot your computer and begin the download. You should (assuming your broadband connection isn't limited by the ISP) see significantly better download speeds!

If you don't have a Linksys router- I would call the supplier of the router and ask for instructions on how to open the ports listed and if that fails call your ISP and ask if there's some limitation on your bandwidth.

[m&m's]

default ip for routers is 192.168.1.1 not 16.1

and the server only needs 8767 udp !!!! not any others

[QGo)Cody]

im using a french lanuguage but I think this is what you want to me to chek :

http://www.romi.uni.cc/upload/pics/wtf3.GIF

[QGo)Cody]

You have been Owned? 8D

[QGo)Cody]

awsome support. :confused:

[guldi]

how do you expect support where we get NO information from you, beside your link isn't working so do not expect anything.
Beside port forwarding has been explained to you in more detail then in most other threads, so don't complain !

[Lil E Dub2]

Guys I have followed the many threads and posts to understand how to open port forwarding. I have opened my port 8767 UDP, but still none can connect to my server and neither can I connect. We are using my WAN ip to connect. Obviously I can connect to my LAN Ip, but this is confusing as to why I can't connect to my WAN ip. I have a static Ip, does that make any difference? Or am I missing something?

IPs: 192.168.2.100
68.209.142.150
OP: XP
Router: Linksys BEFSR41

Any more ideas or sugguestions? :confused:

[m&m's]

those inside the lan conect to the lan ip , restrictions of routers ! all others outside the lan use realword ip ! dont worry about way , just deal with it , thats the way things are !

[QGo)Cody]

http://qgo.free.fr/images/wtf3.GIF

here is the url of my pic in what you did...
when I clik on the the IP with IE it dosent work...

http://qgo.free.fr/images/wtf3.GIF

[m&m's]

thats your system properts tab not a router setup page ?

[QGo)Cody]

where I can find my roteur page??

[m&m's]

most router you log in to from your internet explorer by typing in http://192.186.1.1 but your router may differ read your owners manual or go to there website to read there online manual , and how to do portfowarding on your router as well as loging in to it

[!!GoryFun!!]

please help me!!! i have same problem as he got but i have a wireless router, i have opened the ports and everything, (udp).

i can find it on web servers list, but cant connect to it.
i have tested the most of your faq's like that one, bound to ip etc.

Please i need quick help! I need the ts server for my clan.

Thanks! TS rules!
GoryFun | aao team founder
Teamspeak ip: 62.80.199.69
Password: 1576

/edited : logfile::

-------------- log started at 19-08-04 16:16 -------------
---------------------------------------------------------------
19-08-04 16:16:37,ALL,Info,server, Server init initialized
19-08-04 16:16:37,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.20.1 Win32
19-08-04 16:16:38,ALL,Info,server, Starting VirtualServer id:1 with port:8767
19-08-04 16:16:38,ERROR,All,SERVER, VirtualServer startup failed with port 8767, Exception: EIdSocketError.Socket Error # 10049
Cannot assign requested address.
19-08-04 16:16:38,ERROR,All,WEBINTERFACE, WebInterface startup failed with port 14534, Exception:Socket Error # 10049
Cannot assign requested address.
19-08-04 16:16:38,ERROR,All,TCPQUERY, TCPQuery startup failed with port 51234, Exception: Socket Error # 10049
Cannot assign requested address.
19-08-04 16:16:38,ALL,Info,server, Server init finished

edited/ what can it be? i have opened all required ports!!

[WC_ASD]

Maybe you have a firewall on?
XP comes with a firewall, you can disable it easily by going to My Network Places> Network Connections> Properties on the correct connection> Advanced> Uncheck the box> Restart. Done :)

Cody:
www.portforward.com
It'll explain how to do those things here, if it isn't clear for you here yet.

[SuperDave]

For the most part you need to assign that port foward to your computer's own IP address. Depending on which router you are using it can be somewhat different. I would reccomend that you seek out your manufactuers assistance (typically online FAQ) on how to forward ports on your specific equiptment.

Some things to consider:

Do you use DHCP for your network?
What is the IP Address for the computer that you will use for Teamspeak.
The port that you need for the router to forward (usually 8767).

Most of the time you simply need to foward that port to your computer.

Simple example:

Your LAN is using 192.168.0.1 for the router's IP. Most routers will use this as an default setting.
Your computer has been assigned the IP 192.168.0.100.
You access the router's webpage at 'http://192.168.0.1' and log in.
You navigate to 'port forwarding' and set up a rule to forward port 8767 to the computer on IP 192.168.0.100 via UDP.
DON'T FORGET TO ENABLE THE RULE! :)
You apply the changes and your router restarts.
Log out.
Close the browser.

Start Teamspeak Server on your computer.

Test it out.


Most of the newer routers are just that easy to set up and use. If you still have problems with it send an email to your router's manufacture support agent with what you need to do. Most of them will gladly help you out.

Hope this helps.