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  1. 16-12-2003, 03:24 #1
    Nerd Killer
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    Help with D-Link Router

    I have a D-Link Router and it comes with a firewall...the firewall gives me a cover up ip as the ip for my teamspeak server and no one can get in. I need to know what ports to open for teamspeak to work...Thanks
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  2. 16-12-2003, 12:24 #2
    Dummer Sack
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    They are in the server manual and the FAQ Forum.

    8767 UDP For normal operation (TS client)
    14534 TCP If the web interfaces should be externaly available.
    51234 TCP If the TCPQueryPort should be externaly available.

    All these ports are configureable. So if you did reconfigure them use your new values.
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  3. 17-12-2003, 22:34 #3
    Nerd Killer
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    I opened that port and they still couldnt get in it.
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  4. 18-12-2003, 09:57 #4
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    Sorry, I am not telepathic.
    No infos, no answers. Read the Forum Rules.

    At least the error message they get is needed (Besides the infos requested in the Forum Rules).
    Or better an TSClient.log in debug mode.
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  5. 18-12-2003, 19:12 #5
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    Originally posted by Dummer Sack
    Sorry, I am not telepathic.
    I guess your telepathy kicked-in 5 mins after you posted this.

    Nerd Killer, also see if your router has logs and if it's blocking the connections.

    Make sure your hosting box is the using same IP as the one you told your router to forward do. If you are using the internal DHCP server (for your hosting box), the hosting box may be getting a different IP after every reboot and the port will not be forward correctly. Assigning static internal address to MAC addresses may relieve this.
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  6. 18-12-2003, 22:15 #6
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    I'm by no means an expert on the D-Link product, but I sure routers work the same.

    1. If you router is in DHCP mode I don't believe you can not forward your port. You must do the manual configurations and then you can open ports for specific computers thru your router setup.

    2. You router takes on your ISP given IP address, which is where your buddies need to connect to. This also needs to be a static IP address.

    Hope that helps.
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  7. 18-12-2003, 22:40 #7
    Dummer Sack
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    To 1. Manual configuration is recommended but DHCP may work for test purposes on most routers.
    However if the via DHCP assigned IP changes the port forwarding has to be changed too.
    Some routers support automiatc change of the forwading, but most not. So manual configuration is the way to go for these routers.

    To 2. You don't need a fixed IP. If you have a dynaic IP you have to tell your mates your actual IP so that they can connect. If you don't want to tell your mates your IP every time it changes you can uses services like DynDNS.
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  8. 19-12-2003, 00:22 #8
    Nerd Killer
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    Here is what my log says....

    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    -------------- log started at 18-12-03 18:18 -------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    18-12-03 18:18:08,ALL,Info,server, Server init initialized
    18-12-03 18:18:08,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.19.40 Win32
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_servers
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_channels
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_clients
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_channel_privileges
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_server_privileges
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_bans
    18-12-03 18:18:08,ALL,Info,server, Starting server with port: 8767
    18-12-03 18:18:09,WARNING,Info,SERVER, Default Server created
    18-12-03 18:18:09,WARNING,Info,SERVER, admin account info: username: admin password: *****
    18-12-03 18:18:09,WARNING,Info,SERVER, superadmin account info: username: superadmin password: *****
    18-12-03 18:18:11,ALL,Info,server, Server init finished
    18-12-03 18:18:41,ERROR,All,frmMain, unable to detect external ip
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  9. 19-12-2003, 05:47 #9
    [pbc]Pyka
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    Originally posted by Nerd Killer
    18-12-03 18:18:41,ERROR,All,frmMain, unable to detect external ip
    Are you runnign a personal firewall like "ZoneAlarm"? from the log it looks like your blocked going out.
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  10. 19-12-2003, 08:43 #10
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    @[pbc]Pyka

    wrong.
    The external IP detection feature is currently (at least till yesterday evening) not working. So the error you mention has nothing to do with blocking outgoing traffic,... !
    There is nothing HE can do about this error !


    @Nerd Killer

    There's nothing wrong in your log file. The server started correctly. The log does not state a connection try, so this does not help us.

    - What error do get the others ?
    - Are you sure you opened the correct port (8767) for UDP (NOT TCP) ? And is the port forwarding correct setup (no changing IP by DHCP problem ?)
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  11. 19-12-2003, 16:27 #11
    Nerd Killer
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    K I closed the port then opened it back up and started TeamSpeak here is the log....

    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    -------------- log started at 18-12-03 18:18 -------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    18-12-03 18:18:08,ALL,Info,server, Server init initialized
    18-12-03 18:18:08,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.19.40 Win32
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_servers
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_channels
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_clients
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_channel_privileges
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_server_privileges
    18-12-03 18:18:08,WARNING,Info,SQL, created table ts2_bans
    18-12-03 18:18:08,ALL,Info,server, Starting server with port: 8767
    18-12-03 18:18:09,WARNING,Info,SERVER, Default Server created
    18-12-03 18:18:09,WARNING,Info,SERVER, admin account info: username: admin password: ******
    18-12-03 18:18:09,WARNING,Info,SERVER, superadmin account info: username: superadmin password: ******
    18-12-03 18:18:11,ALL,Info,server, Server init finished
    18-12-03 18:18:41,ERROR,All,frmMain, unable to detect external ip
    18-12-03 19:57:33,ALL,Info,server, Server shutdown initialized
    18-12-03 19:57:35,ALL,Info,server, Server shutdown finished
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------- log ended at 18-12-03 19:57 --------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    -------------- log started at 18-12-03 19:57 -------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    18-12-03 19:57:35,ALL,Info,server, Server init initialized
    18-12-03 19:57:35,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.19.40 Win32
    18-12-03 19:57:36,ALL,Info,server, Starting server with port: 8767
    18-12-03 19:57:37,ALL,Info,server, Server init finished
    18-12-03 19:57:42,ERROR,All,frmMain, unable to detect external ip
    19-12-03 04:51:34,ALL,Info,server, Server shutdown initialized
    19-12-03 04:51:36,ALL,Info,server, Server shutdown finished
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    --------------- log ended at 19-12-03 04:51 --------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    -------------- log started at 19-12-03 10:25 -------------
    ---------------------------------------------------------------
    19-12-03 10:25:36,ALL,Info,server, Server init initialized
    19-12-03 10:25:36,ALL,Info,server, Server version: 2.0.19.40 Win32
    19-12-03 10:25:37,ALL,Info,server, Starting server with port: 8767
    19-12-03 10:25:39,ALL,Info,server, Server init finished
    19-12-03 10:25:42,ERROR,All,frmMain, unable to detect external ip
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  12. 19-12-2003, 16:32 #12
    Nerd Killer
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    Also the people that try to get in it says that

    No reply from server
    Maybe the server is offline
    or maybe teamspeak is not running on it
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  13. 19-12-2003, 19:16 #13
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    learn something new everyday!
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  14. 19-12-2003, 20:40 #14
    Dummer Sack
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    Most propably a wrong forwarding.
    Can you connect from within your LAN via the LAN IP of the computer that runs the TS Server?
    If so the server is running fine and the forwarding is incorrect.
    Doublecheck that

    - you did choose UDP as protocol.
    - you did enter the LAN IP of the computer that runs the TS server as destination.
    - no packet filter or firewall is active at the router.
    - no 3rd party program is blocking the traffic (Like ZoneAlarm).
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  15. 19-12-2003, 23:32 #15
    Nerd Killer
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    Ok when I am forwarding the port for the private ip I put 192.168.0.1 or would I put the ip I want the teamspeak to be 68.53.40.198
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