Miscelaneous Gamer
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| System Name | Dell Dimension 5150 |
|---|---|
| Processor | Pentium 4 3.2GHz Hyperthreading |
| Cooling | Stock cooling |
| Memory | 2GB DDRII RAM |
| Video Card(s) | AMD/ATi Radeon HD 4670 512MB |
| Storage | 2 x 250GB SATA, 3 x 500GB external HDD |
| Display(s) | LG Flatron M198WA-BT 19" LCD Widescreen monitorTV |
| Case | Stock Dell Dimension 5150 case |
| Audio Device(s) | Stock Dell Dimension 5150 audio |
| Power Supply | Stock |
| Software | WindowsXP |
| Benchmark Scores | I'll get some benchmarking tool sometime. |
As many people have tried doing, and succeeded at-as have I mind you, I seem to be having some small issue with creating a TF2 server.
Please note, I have all the necessary ports forwarded AND have sv_lan 0 input into the console. These points HAVE BEEN NOTED and ARE NOT the cause of the issue. Nor is my firewall. I have had it disabled and enabled with no adjustment to my ability to have others connect to the server. I will ignore these tips unless there is profound evidence to how they do relate to the issue.
YES, I do have wireless, but it has worked previously, about a year ago.
Now matter at hand, I ask, WHAT can be causing others to not be able to connect to my server. WHY does it not change from my local ip*, despite trying to change it with the 'ip' command.
Incase it's not evident enough I have tried, attached is the automatic config file that runs when you create a server. Saved it as a txt file, just change it back to .cfg if you plan on testing it, should not be necessary.
Thread now open to suggestions.
Edit: local ip* being the server will not change it's ip from my local ip -192.168.1.2:27015
Please note, I have all the necessary ports forwarded AND have sv_lan 0 input into the console. These points HAVE BEEN NOTED and ARE NOT the cause of the issue. Nor is my firewall. I have had it disabled and enabled with no adjustment to my ability to have others connect to the server. I will ignore these tips unless there is profound evidence to how they do relate to the issue.
YES, I do have wireless, but it has worked previously, about a year ago.
Now matter at hand, I ask, WHAT can be causing others to not be able to connect to my server. WHY does it not change from my local ip*, despite trying to change it with the 'ip' command.
Incase it's not evident enough I have tried, attached is the automatic config file that runs when you create a server. Saved it as a txt file, just change it back to .cfg if you plan on testing it, should not be necessary.
Thread now open to suggestions.
Edit: local ip* being the server will not change it's ip from my local ip -192.168.1.2:27015
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