SMC Barricade Setup

Critter · #1 28-08-2002, 16:47

Hi all,

I'm in need of assistance setting up my router. I have an SMC Barricade, and it does not seem to be behaving properly.

On the "Virtual Server" page I have setup UDP port 8767 to be forwarded to my server machine. On the "Special Applications" page I have UDP port 8767 as a trigger to itself. However, people are still unable to connect to my server.

I can connect locally to the server from my other computer, but people get a "No response from server" error when the connect from the other side of the router.

Has anyone out there behind an SMC Barricade been able to get TeamSpeak 2.0 working? If so, I would really appreciate your assistance

.

Thanks,

Critter · #2 29-08-2002, 15:18

Hi again,

This is for some poor soul who may be in the same situation that I was.

I have forwared the TCP Query port 51234 in the same manner as I had configured UDP 8767 above, and my server is now very connectable

. I don't fully understand *why* this works (the FAQ says only UDP 8767 is required), but it seems to have made the difference. Any suggestions?

Feel free to actually post this time

,

Bigman · #3 29-08-2002, 22:30

I have a barricade just wondering what you put on each page im new to this lol. You couldn't tell me what things go in which box could you

Critter · #4 30-08-2002, 23:23

Once more,

Silly me. You really do only need to open up port 8767 UDP. SMC Routers get a thumbs down from me... after a firmware upgrade and several resets, my teamspeak server is fully functional.

To Bigman:

Virtual Server Page:
Private IP: IP of the machine your TS2 server is running on.
Private Port: 8767
Type: UDP
Public Port: 8767

Special Applications Page:
Trigger Port: 8767
Trigger Type: UDP
Public Port: 8767
Public Type: UDP
Enable: [Checked]

This will get your basic TeamSpeak 2.0 server talking with the outside world. To get the web administration tool working, enter another entry on the virtual server page for TCP port 14534.

Hope this helps,

Bigman · #5 31-08-2002, 21:46

Cheers for that but for some reason other people still cant connect.

Mediamaster · #6 17-01-2003, 17:05

I have the same Problem. I Have an SMC7004ABR Router.

I can connect over my WAN IP, but no one can connect from outside.

It's verry stupid or isn't it?

Bigman · #7 18-01-2003, 23:27

Mine now works perfectly.

#8 19-01-2003, 04:44

Thanks so much Critter! I was looking for days to figure that out...

Mediamaster · #9 19-01-2003, 13:50

Today i updated my firmware. Now Teamspeak 2 works fine

Here is the Link to the Firmware:

http://www.mediamasters-linklist.de/...br1.42.007.zip

I upped it on my webspace, because it's faster that the other i found

Best Regards

Mediamaster

P.S. Only thing i have to do now, is to connect over my internal ip instead of my external

Critter · #10 19-01-2003, 23:41

Odd,

After reading your post, I checked my firmware version (currently 1.42.003), as I like to keep my hardware up-to-date. After going to SMC's (North American) website, however, I found that 1.42.003 is the latest verion for my model.

Where did you get that firmware from?

Critter

Mediamaster · #11 21-01-2003, 17:59

Quote:

Originally posted by Critter
Odd,

After reading your post, I checked my firmware version (currently 1.42.003), as I like to keep my hardware up-to-date. After going to SMC's (North American) website, however, I found that 1.42.003 is the latest verion for my model.

Where did you get that firmware from?

Critter

Here is the Link to the page (german site)
You'll find it under ftp-server on the left

http://www.routerhilfe.net.tc

ßæŋŋŋ · #12 14-04-2006, 08:29

Hey budy, if you're a member yet, i really need your help,... do you have again the SMC 7004 ABR Router??? if yes, i could have some question for you!!! please contact me with my mail and maybe talk by msn!!! or winmx!

bye bye!!!

ßeŋŋ