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Solved Why i have more than 1 local ip address

Diarreamental

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This is something new and weird for me . my server it is displaying more than 1 local ipaddress
so now i don't know which ip i should use to open ports for my server ( website works) but not the client

can anyone help me please?

Local IP address(es): 172.xxx.193.241 192.168.xxx.1 192.168.xxx.0 192.xxx.0.2

could be a trojan maybe? also im recieving this in my exe console
[Warning - Protocol::RSA_decrypt] Not valid packet size (IP: 37.187.146.122)
every 5 minits that is not my ip


thanks
 
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Are there multiple NICs? Or just assigned multiple IP adresses to the same interface?
im not sure i haven't edited anything , could be multiple ip addresses for the same interface altough im not sure
few days ago my server console exe looked like this:

Code:
>> Checking world type: Open PvP
>> Starting to dominate the world... done.
>> Initializing game state and binding services:
>> Global IP address(es): xxx.1xx.xxx.7x
>>> Local IP address(es): 192.xxx.0.2
> Bound ports: 7171     7172
>> Everything smells good, server is starting up...

now without reason it looks this way:

Code:
>> Checking world type: Open PvP
>> Starting to dominate the world... done.
>> Initializing game state and binding services:
>> Global IP address(es): xxx.1xx.xxx.7x
>>> Local IP address(es): 172.xxx.xxx.241        192.168.xxx.1   192.xxx.192.1   192.xxx.0.2
> Bound ports: 7171     7172
>> Everything smells good, server is starting up...

how could i disable that thing related to NIC?
 
That depends on the OS you are using. You should check how many network adapters you have (even if they are emulated) and their properties to see if they have more than one IP address assigned
 
That depends on the OS you are using. You should check how many network adapters you have (even if they are emulated) and their properties to see if they have more than one IP address assigned
where i can check that? because i don't know how this happened
i want to disable some network adaptaer

EDIT : Solved it was really simple it was caused by an installation of few VMS XD


thanks @BahamutxD
 
the only things that got me stranged its the ip that appears at my console exe :S

its really weird
[Warning - Protocol::RSA_decrypt] Not valid packet size (IP: 37.187.146.122)
 
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