Le 25/08/2012 09:13, dan a écrit :
On 25/08/2012 03:49, Matthew Mjelde wrote:
Hey everyone, I have this problem and I have been trying to figure it
out
for a few hours now. Whenever I am in my cs:go server, and I tell
someone
to join off me through steam they are redirected to my cs:s server
instead.
My cs:go commandline: -game csgo -console -usercon -ip xx.xx.xx.57 -port
27015 +game_type 0 +game_mode 0 +exec server.cfg +mapgroup mg_bomb +map
de_dust
The status command in cs:go shows this udp/ip: xx.xx.xx.57:27015 (public
ip: xx.xx.xx.51)
What ip and interface(s) does netstat say the servers are listening on?
That status message suggests that outgoing packets are originating
from the wrong ip.
Valve are clever enough to use the ip that connects to them (because
this makes servers behind NAT work properly rather than having
something like 192.168.0.xx as an ip)
but that presumably does mean if you've more than one interface,
you'll need to make sure the outgoing packets originate from the
correct one.
if the parameter -ip is supposed to do that, then is it possible
you've got some firewall rules mangling the outgoing traffic causing
the problem?
you can try +ip xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and + port xxxxx this working in my
server for binding
i m frensh and my english is bad .
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