Connection refused, please help fix

[Guiaki]

Well, I know connection refused normally happens from wrong ip address at config.lua, well heres a table of what happens:

IP Config.lua | My Status | Others Status
localhost | Connect | Connection Refused
127.0.0.1 | Connect | Connection Refused
network ip | Connect | Connection Refused
global ip | Connection Refused | Connect
no-ip ip | Connection Refused | Connect

note: everyone can connect to my website, my ports: 80, 3306, 443, 7171, 7172 are forwarded correctly

Please, how may I fix this?

 

[Guiaki]

So, with the help of @dchampag we figured out that is an loopback issue, that concerns both my router and the version 1.0 of TFS (the latest one), still no solution ;x

 

[supermortaliz]

open Cmd >>>> and write (ipconfig) use first ip >>> photo
http://scr.hu/0km1/fydjx

 

[Limos]

Use your IPv4 address in your IP Changer.

 

[Guiaki]

@supermortaliz and @Limos , I did that already ;x but still not working

 

[dchampag]

The 1.0 he is using is binding only global address even though it is set to no, and I am not good enough with c++ to see why, I looked but didn't see anything wrong.

 

[supermortaliz]

inbox @Guiaki

 

[Guiaki]

how can I remove binding only global address?? X_X

 

[Guiaki]

Sorry for bumping, but can anyone help? I really need this

 

[dchampag]

Sorry for bumping, but can anyone help? I really need this

Idk what everyone's doing xD but if you go but a router that has loopback and bridge your gateway to it as the network controller then you can connect. That's only way I can help sorry =/

 

[Guiaki]

How does a bridge work? perhaps I can try making one here

 

[dchampag]

You need another router, unless you only have one pc on your network. Or you want to use your pc as a router and I'm guessing you are not tech savy enough to do that, so best if ya just use a router.

 

[Guiaki]

I can't afford another router, my ISP only allow theirs =/, can't anyone else help me? i'm using a proxy to connect to my own server -.-

 

[dchampag]

Lol, you don't have to remove there modem, I said router they are not the same thing, that just happens to be a gateway modem, they don't have a choice what you put behind your network as long as it isn't hacking or illegal.

 

[Guiaki]

Yeah, but the modem is also a router, and I can't like deactivate its routing to add another one

 

[dchampag]

Yeah, but the modem is also a router, and I can't like deactivate its routing to add another one

I'm sure you can.

 

[Swiff]

To host your OT, did you set a static IP?
For example, usually the tutorial at portforward will tell you to set a static IP that resembles the local ip that you alredy have. if you have for example 192.168.0.1 you may set it to 192.168.0.3

I know it has alredy been mentioned, but I had this problem 3 times and i always forget how to solve it (either I can't log in, or others can't). And I end up at the soultion that I must use the static ip that I have set.
As Limos said, it should be in your cmd/ipconfig ipv4 adress. Double check what you put in the IP adress field in the network settings for the setup, and use that one in your ip changer.

I only re-posted the possible solution because I have experienced it myself too many times even when I thought I tried everything.

 

[dchampag]

To host your OT, did you set a static IP?
For example, usually the tutorial at portforward will tell you to set a static IP that resembles the local ip that you alredy have. if you have for example 192.168.0.1 you may set it to 192.168.0.3

I know it has alredy been mentioned, but I had this problem 3 times and i always forget how to solve it (either I can't log in, or others can't). And I end up at the soultion that I must use the static ip that I have set.
As Limos said, it should be in your cmd/ipconfig ipv4 adress. Double check what you put in the IP adress field in the network settings for the setup, and use that one in your ip changer.

I only re-posted the possible solution because I have experienced it myself too many times even when I thought I tried everything.

Clearly you didn't read the conversation, the connection is fine he just cannot connect to his own ot.

 

[Swiff]

Clearly you didn't read the conversation, the connection is fine he just cannot connect to his own ot.

I know;
I only re-posted the possible solution because I have experienced it myself too many times even when I thought I tried everything.

Also limos illustration doesen't show static ip in the ip changer, so I thought he might be misunderstood, even tho he shows it in cmd.