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| OscartheGrouch 2007-01-30, 8:13 pm |
| What's the master server or servers these days to send pings to that makes
your server public? TIA, OTG
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| George M. Reagan 2007-01-30, 8:13 pm |
| setmaster q2master.planetquake.com
setmaster gameaholic.com
setmaster telefragged.com
setmaster master0.gamespy.com
setmaster gamespy.com
I'm sure some are no longer valid.
G.
"OscartheGrouch" <Tondaleo@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> What's the master server or servers these days to send pings to that makes
> your server public? TIA, OTG
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| OscartheGrouch 2007-01-30, 8:13 pm |
| That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
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| OscartheGrouch 2007-01-30, 8:13 pm |
| Either none of those work anymore or maybe my router is blocking me from the
internet. ( The same setup allows my quake 3 server to get listed and played
on.) It's a D-Link router, not like my old netgear that allowed me to
forward ports to it for opening. I guess it's easy enough to troubleshoot,
I'll just bypass the router and see if the server shows up in ASE or
gamespy....or anywhere.
As an aside, my old netgear had it's problems too. Mainly this, when clients
joined from the internet the server worked fine until a map change, then q2
would crash. If I joined by myself from behind my router it transitioned to
the next map fine. If I went to a friend's house and joined using the
internet, it would crash at map change. I never did figure that one out, but
it did make me stop running a q2 server. I want to run one again, but now I
can't access any master servers. Why can't life be easy for a change?
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"OscartheGrouch" <Tondaleo@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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quote:
> Either none of those work anymore or maybe my router is blocking me from
the
quote:
> internet. ( The same setup allows my quake 3 server to get listed and
played
quote:
> on.) It's a D-Link router, not like my old netgear that allowed me to
> forward ports to it for opening. I guess it's easy enough to troubleshoot,
> I'll just bypass the router and see if the server shows up in ASE or
> gamespy....or anywhere.
>
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try this for ase...
manual add your server in server list,after a few days using ase
the server will be displayed for other users too.
master servers for q2 are down i think
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| HyperCube33 \(Life2Death\) 2007-01-30, 8:13 pm |
| Get a router that doesn't suck, i.e. not a DLink
I have one and its given me nothing but hell.
"OscartheGrouch" <Tondaleo@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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quote:
> Either none of those work anymore or maybe my router is blocking me from
> the internet. ( The same setup allows my quake 3 server to get listed and
> played on.) It's a D-Link router, not like my old netgear that allowed me
> to forward ports to it for opening. I guess it's easy enough to
> troubleshoot, I'll just bypass the router and see if the server shows up
> in ASE or gamespy....or anywhere.
>
> As an aside, my old netgear had it's problems too. Mainly this, when
> clients joined from the internet the server worked fine until a map
> change, then q2 would crash. If I joined by myself from behind my router
> it transitioned to the next map fine. If I went to a friend's house and
> joined using the internet, it would crash at map change. I never did
> figure that one out, but it did make me stop running a q2 server. I want
> to run one again, but now I can't access any master servers. Why can't
> life be easy for a change?
>
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