Try doing this into server console:
setmaster add 216.207.205.99:27011
setmaster add 216.207.205.98:27011
After that, check server browser if they are there. If yes, it's not a
blacklist issue.
However, setting master servers manually isn't recommended. You should
try to look solution elsewhere. Blocket ports on firewall, router, etc
could be the reason.
-ics
17.8.2010 22:22, Jesse Molina kirjoitti:
Thanks for the tip. I'm not a pro at this and could use the advice;
setmaster
Usage:
setmaster<add | remove | enable | disable> <IP:port>
Current: None
I did restart the server to verify, and it did the same thing. Yes, I applied
the update that came out today.
So, I'm not getting the master server list automatically. I don't think adding
it manually is going to help if I've been blacklisted for some reason.
Anything else I should check? And, where can I complain to Valve to have
someone look at this? I don't get the impression that they really are going to
care about my one little IP.
On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 11:31:26AM +0300, ics wrote:
If you think there is an issue with the servers, type setmaster into
server console. If it outputs valve master servers, then your ip is
not blacklisted and the problem is elsewhere.
-ics
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