Vitaliy, Thank you so much for helping get this figured out! Is this something 
I did wrong? Or is it the way I was setting up port fowarding? I have two 
servers (one box) with the same ip, but running on different ports. Just 
curious to where is went wrong at the last update. Another question is the 
lobby thing correct? The first player connects normally, as in no indication of 
a lobby but the second player that connects goes to the connecting to lobby 
screen. Is this just the new way of connecting to servers? Again thank you very 
much Vitaliy and everyone else who helped (especially ssh and absurd!!) with 
this, MitchFrom: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 01:18:53 +0000
Subject: Re: [Csgo_servers] 1 slot server?









Mitch, I see that the rest of your configuration is correct and players are 
creating 20-player lobbies, your problem here is very simple - your server is on
 a private IP:
      adronline 192.168.1.138:27017
      adrlocal 192.168.1.138:27017
 
That is why other people are getting an error “Failed to ping server” -- 
because for everybody outside of your house 192.168.x.x IPs would be 
meaningless.
 
If your server box has multiple network cards, one of which is on DMZ, you can 
run srcds with -ip flag and give it the public IP of your DMZ-nic:
srcds ...... -ip 66.67.68.88
then server socket will bind to the correct network interface.
 
If your server box is on a single network card and you are configuring ports 
forwarding or assigning multiple IP addresses to the same card it might be 
sufficient
 to just set a public IP address convar on your server:
srcds ...... +net_public_adr 66.67.68.88
 
When run your server with that convar set try connecting to it again and do 
developer 1 followed by mm_debugprint -- you should see your adronline being the
 public IP of your server and your friends should be able to connect to you.
 
Another server convar if you want to run private / clans / friends / party 
servers is:
sv_steamgroup_exclusive 1
this will prevent people matchmaking onto your server, while still allowing you 
to invite your friends, clan members, etc.
 
Sincerely,
-Vitaliy
 


From: [email protected] 
[mailto:[email protected]]
On Behalf Of Mitch M

Sent: Monday, August 13, 2012 4:43 PM

To: [email protected]

Subject: Re: [Csgo_servers] 1 slot server?


 

Vitaliy, here is the condump. This is a fresh install without modifing very 
much at all.


 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3peyzqlf6j8ooz5/condump002.txt?m

 

I will work on getting you the same from my Arms race server with it set up how 
I want it.


 

Thanks for the reply and the help, Mitch

 




From:
[email protected]

To: [email protected]

Date: Mon, 13 Aug 2012 22:14:01 +0000

Subject: Re: [Csgo_servers] 1 slot server?

Mitch, can you send me the IP of your server for me to try to connect and take 
a look?
 
Alternatively, you could set “developer 1” on your client that can connect, 
type “connect YOURIP:PORT” in the console, then after you get in a game do 
“mm_debugprint”
 and send me the full spew produced in developer’s console which would have 
your server private and public ip and most session settings.
 
Thank you,
-Vitaliy
 







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