Yes, I do have both my Windows and Linux box set to static IP
(192.168.1.100 and 192.168.1.122 respectively).
As far as the port range forwarding settings go, I don't run OpenSim on
both computers at the same time (it's either one or the other) and I
disable whichever one that I am not currently using in my Port Range
Forwarding settings in the router setup via the enable checkbox.
I have tried going as far as deleting all my port forward and port range
forward settings, leaving just the one for OpenSim for my Windows
computer with no luck there either.
I am not sure why it works perfectly fine on my Linux computer and not
Windows (disabled my firewall and made sure the windows firewall is off.
Also disabled antivirus as it has network sheilds) . This is a real head
scratcher for me. I can run other network services on the same Windows
box such as an HTTP server and Unreal Tournament server just fine and
other people can connect to them, just OpenSim is not liking it lol...
On 5/29/2010 2:54 PM, Master_Mirage wrote:
> From your pic of your router settings, im supprised its letting you route
like that.. You have the same port range going to 2 different places,
normaly you wouldent do that. should be 9000-9099 then the bext range to the
other computer 9100-9199 and so on. You also have to adj Opensimulator
settings for the differnt ranges to match them.
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