Mir1.9 Hosted on Router

[Ali3n]

Has anyone actually sucessfully hosted a Mir1.9 Emu Server on a Router?

If so, can you please specify which IP's you changed to your Local IP and which ips you change to your Global IP.

Thanks.

 

[Richens]

Babyhack seems to of hosted succesfully on a router, not quite sure how though :s

Hopefully he will post a fully followable guide when he see's this though ^__^

 

[Ali3n]

If thats Milos brother? Then hes ill, and cannot at the mo ><

 

[MiloFoxburr]

My brother just done it based off the 1.4 setup lol

 

[Ali3n]

90% of the files are different, and not having been around mir for about 8months, i got no clue whats going on

 

[MiloFoxburr]

40% of the files are different lol The only different files are the ones in the mir200 folder which aint that much in anyway

LoginSrv - Same
DBSrv - Same, worse comes to worse use 1.4 one
3 gates - Same just recoded by chinese normal ones will suffice as well

 

[Babyhack]

I did it using a 1.4 guide and some sense
was forst time i had set a server up on a router host normally does it

will do up a little guide when i am feeling better

seems like alot of peeps are having prob setting up on a router and i seem to be the only person who has done it

ps. i hope Milo told you i was sick cause if not then thats scary :P are you the person who keeps following me :P

BH

 

[EvilEvil]

me n richens have done it ages ago.

 

[Babyhack]

yes but it was me who changed most of richens ips
just it had 1 or 2 probs which he fixed himself

BH

 

[EvilEvil]

when i said me n richens i ment in 2 differant cases.

 

[Babyhack]

ah get it now
anyway back on topic
will do a small guide when i am feeling better

BH

 

[Chriz]

its easy lol took me a while tho basicly same as 1.4 'anyway am off to bed.......'

Hope u get better BH :P

 

[BabyBear]

I'll make a guide for doing it, it's pretty basic stuff.

 

[Ali3n]

Anything on this guide yet?

 

[Nightwolf]

Has anyone actually sucessfully hosted a Mir1.9 Emu Server on a Router?

If so, can you please specify which IP's you changed to your Local IP and which ips you change to your Global IP.

Thanks.

which router you using if it's the bt router you not got much chance o.O

 

[Ali3n]

Its not a BT Router, im not stupid

Using a very good Linksys Router.

 

[BabyBear]

short and simple for now until i get free time is

Loginsrv - !addrtable.txt

(example)

;No space allowed
;Server Title Remote Public Gate...
srvname srvname 81.11.97.15 192.168.1.2 81.11.97.15:7100

dbserver - !serverinfo.txt

(example)

192.168.1.2 81.11.97.15 7200

Mir200 - !runaddr.txt

81.11.97.15

Mir200 - !servertable.txt

81.11.97.15

Rungate - Ringate.ini

(example)

[server]
Title=srvname(7200)
GatePort=7200
ServerPort=5000
index=0
Server1=192.168.1.2
Server2=
Server3=
Server4=
Server5=
ListenAddr=192.168.1.2
GateAddr=81.11.97.15
[Reg]
RegKey=0123456789
ServerAddr=192.168.1.2
ServerPort=64000

Bare in mind for this to work you need to enable DMZ to your Local IP Address (192.168.X.X) or if you can be arsed to input all the ports into the router for port forwarding, but for now the best way is to setup DMZ, make sure it works, then start blocking off ports as you go along keeping the least amount open as possible.

(also as with every router solution it prevents you from logging on locally unless you install microsoft loopback NIC Driver which will enable you to connec to your own external ip Address without causing a SOCKS Problems and generally just not working)

I'll write a more Detailed and informative Guide later (refere to my sticky to solve the problems caused by 3in1 and how to fix it (best copy to a txt document because if you get the problem you will not have internet))

 

[MutantlX]

very nice bb ill have a go thanks

 

[Ali3n]

short and simple for now until i get free time is

Loginsrv - !addrtable.txt

(example)

;No space allowed
;Server Title Remote Public Gate...
srvname srvname 81.11.97.15 192.168.1.2 81.11.97.15:7100

dbserver - !serverinfo.txt

(example)

192.168.1.2 81.11.97.15 7200

Mir200 - !runaddr.txt

81.11.97.15

Mir200 - !servertable.txt

81.11.97.15

Rungate - Ringate.ini

(example)

[server]
Title=srvname(7200)
GatePort=7200
ServerPort=5000
index=0
Server1=192.168.1.2
Server2=
Server3=
Server4=
Server5=
ListenAddr=192.168.1.2
GateAddr=81.11.97.15
[Reg]
RegKey=0123456789
ServerAddr=192.168.1.2
ServerPort=64000

Bare in mind for this to work you need to enable DMZ to your Local IP Address (192.168.X.X) or if you can be arsed to input all the ports into the router for port forwarding, but for now the best way is to setup DMZ, make sure it works, then start blocking off ports as you go along keeping the least amount open as possible.

(also as with every router solution it prevents you from logging on locally unless you install microsoft loopback NIC Driver which will enable you to connec to your own external ip Address without causing a SOCKS Problems and generally just not working)

I'll write a more Detailed and informative Guide later (refere to my sticky to solve the problems caused by 3in1 and how to fix it (best copy to a txt document because if you get the problem you will not have internet))

Thanks, and my router has a switch, so i have no need for the Loopback NIC Driver.

 

[BabyBear]

Thanks, and my router has a switch, so i have no need for the Loopback NIC Driver.

All routers have a Switch inside them and it still causes problems, but if you can get away with it and it works, then cool. otherwise there would be so much data waste, it would send all the requested data to all the connected PC's which... sucks.