Location of server.cfg
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Originally Posted by Elorreli
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Firstly you'll need a good internet connection, i would recommend 100/100 if you're aiming for something serious, then you need to forward the port 7777, can be found at www.portforward.com, after that you'll need your external IP; www.Whatsmyip.org would do i guess, however, getting your ip static is hard and you'll have to contact your ISP, and there's a great chance they wont allow you to.
He may already have a static local IP. But most people have dynamic PUBLIC ips. Some ISP's have it so the ip doesn't change ever, even though they charge extra for a static public ip :P (my isp does this, so my ip doesn't change ). But forward the port, and if your ip changes; people will say "its offline!" even though it is, your ip probably changed. You can fix that by reading up on what DNS is, to understand it then use no-ip, or dyndns.

And dont worry about someone getting your server.cfg file. Unless they have infected your computer with a virus, or you have a ftp thats open on your server, you should be safe.
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Location of server.cfg - by Anteino - 22.12.2010, 17:15
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Elorreli - 22.12.2010, 17:18
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Anteino - 22.12.2010, 18:03
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Elorreli - 22.12.2010, 19:01
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Hal - 22.12.2010, 19:09
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Anteino - 22.12.2010, 21:59
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Elorreli - 23.12.2010, 21:30
Re: Location of server.cfg - by Abraham2nds - 24.12.2010, 13:34

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