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Solved Can't get server ip address changed

Teppo

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Hello,

I made a host in no-ip.com, (finvera.no-ip.org) but i have absolutely no idea, how i get it changed like my friends can login on that ip? Am i just stupid or is this a hard part? :D I tried to search for answer in these forums, but i didnt find it.

Edit: Also, do i need to do something more in no-ip.com? i only made that host :D

Thank you :)
~ Teppo
 
In the .no-ip.com set the ip(dns) of your computer

And in config.lua find the connection settings and where you enter and ip (127.0.0.1 or what ever) put your no-ip in there
 
What you mean with that? i put finvera.no-ip.org in my config.lua ip, but i can't log in :S


Put your global IP in config.lua and just use the finvera.no-ip.org to connect to the server.

Like this:
Code:
ip = "123.123.123.123"
This worked for me when I had servers.

And the finvera.no-ip.org should be "listening" to your Global IP also.
 
Halfway: Cannot connect to a login server. :D

dominique120: I used Open Port Check Tool,
Error: i could not see service on port 80
Error: i could not see service on port 7171
Error: i could not see service on port 7172
 
If you login from the computer that hosts the server, use your IPv4 address (or 127.0.0.1 if that also works) in your ipchanger, other people should use your global ip (www.whatismyip.com) and this should also be in config.lua.
Then when you make a no-ip address for your global ip, it will be the same as your global ip, so people can also log in with that and you can also use that in config.lua.
Use http://vapus.net/canihost to see if the ports are open (your server has to be running when you use the tool). If portcheck sites say the ports are closed, it doesn't always mean they are closed.
 
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So, i think ports are closed :D
 
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