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Port Forwarding
Name: PC Freak Date: March 30, 2008 at 13:20:12 Pacific OS: XP Pro / Vista Home CPU/Ram: 2.2GHz / 1GB DDR2 Product: Custom
Comment:
Hello,
I have recently thrown together an older PC which I am using for a server for "Counter-Strike". The problem i'm having is my router won't let anyone connect from outside my network. I have tried Port Forwarding, i've even tried opening my router right up to internet connections and still nothing. I can't seem to figure it out.
Try Windows Server 2003 Enterprise, it would be a better server compared to Windows XP Home. Also have you tried DMZ on your router? Otherwise, try connect your internet directly to a computer, make that your internet gateway and share the internet connection by enabling internet connection sharing to it.
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