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Help & Support => Support Requests => Topic started by: Yamon on March 12, 2016, 05:25:38 PM
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i forwarded moregravy's ports correctly, and even checked if they're open with port checker and they are. but every time he hosts its high lat and it says that a NEW port needs to be forwarded almost in an endless cycle. the problem isn't on his end i'm like 99% sure. please respond back asap.
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I'll handle it you tool, relax.
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let me know what the problem was because i've done this for ppl countless times and i couldn't figure it out
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I can take a look if you guys want let me know.
PM his real ip I'll scan it for 6112.
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Yamon why did post this in the wrong section?
Tupac, you can move it and mark it has resolved.
Yamon a little message from Mrs. Gravy:
[05:50:23 PM] «moregravy» yes
[05:51:27 PM] «moregravy» that guy was stupid
[05:51:34 PM] «EviL~Ryu» yamon? LOL
[05:51:39 PM] «moregravy» yes
[05:51:48 PM] «moregravy» he had no idea
[05:51:50 PM] «EviL~Ryu» you mind if i quote you on this :S?
[05:51:56 PM] «moregravy» go ahead
[05:52:32 PM] «moregravy» he thinks he knows all but i knew he was missing steps from what you have told me todo
Man, da hell did you do to their router?
Shit, was a complete mess when I looked at it.
Don't give advice to people if you don't know what your doing, you really screwed up their router.
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gj but you're still really immature and gay
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gj but you're still really immature and gay. and no i didn't screw up their router lmfao.
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gj but you're still really immature and gay
Bud shut up already, you really made the tech team look bad there.
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gj but you're still really immature and gay. and no i didn't screw up their router lmfao.
[06:18:13 PM] «EviL~Ryu» host evil/evil and lets test it
[06:19:39 PM] «moregravy» error error
[06:19:43 PM] «moregravy» error error
[06:19:44 PM] «moregravy» warcraftnewport2 conflicts with ass1 which is currently in use on kim-PC.
[06:20:10 PM] «EviL~Ryu» kim-pc
[06:20:15 PM] «EviL~Ryu» the old computer?
[06:20:18 PM] «moregravy» this one
[06:20:28 PM] «moregravy» i dunno with fuck-up did to my computer
[06:20:51 PM] «EviL~Ryu» who yamon?
[06:21:01 PM] «moregravy» i don't know any other fuck-up
[06:21:23 PM] «EviL~Ryu» ass1
[06:21:28 PM] «EviL~Ryu» who made that?
[06:21:33 PM] «moregravy» yamon
[06:21:50 PM] «EviL~Ryu» can u remove that from the hosted applications
[06:21:54 PM] «EviL~Ryu» list?
Uh you fucked it up bud. Read the log.
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no one cares about the tech team. you're going to have to fix 1000 more hosting issues to come close to what i've done
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no one cares about the tech team. ...
Ew, not nice.
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Hmmm next time send to support section and yes becareful messing with settings you don't know about. You can always ask for help in the support section please and thanks for helping another player.
Thanks guys.
+Karma
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This sounds like symmetrical NAT by verizon. Its not possible to host with a symmetrical nat. It will indeed give a different port every time you reconnect to the server. If you are lucky enough, it will eventually select 6112 and you'll be able to host..... until you log off. But good luck with that, it selects from between 1000-10000 from what I've experienced. And even if you open the correct port, it still wouldnt work because War2 is trying to use whatever port is in the registry (usually 6112). You can change the port that war2 uses in the registry......... but it requires you to restart war2. And guess what happens when you do that? Yea, symmetrical nat changes the port on you again since it's a new network connection. It's retarded, difficult to diagnose when the "note" user isnt working but it is common with Verizon and who knows what other ISP's. Either his ISP has changed since he was last able to host, or they have since changed to a symmetrical nat which royally fucks up not only War2, but many many other client side games that cannot switch ports on the fly. I would suggest changing ISP's to something like Timewarner Cable, or some cable company. Stay away from telco providers, they are usually the ones that have stupid shit set up such as symmetrical nat. And asking if an ISP has symmetrical nat or not will generally get you a blank stare. The reps will have absolutely no clue what you are talking about. The only way to know really is to switch and try it yourself.