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  • |AFF|Soupyblister

    #1

    Stand Alone Server

    I am trying to host a game on the BF2 stand alone server. I am behind a Linksys router. I have opened a port 16567. Still my fellow clan member still can not join. Is there something else I need to do? Any help is appreciated, Thanks
  • Gunny Highway

    #2
    Re: Stand Alone Server

    This from the readme.txt:
    Hosting a Battlefield 2 Server
    In order to host a Battlefield 2 server, you must have the following ports open in your firewall.

    Server Ports:

    UDP 27900
    UDP/TCP 29900
    TCP 80
    TCP 4711
    UDP 27901
    UDP 1500-4999
    UDP/TCP 1024-1124
    UDP 29900
    UDP/TCP 27900
    UDP 16567
    UDP 55123-55125

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    • |AFF|Soupyblister

      #3
      Re: Stand Alone Server

      Do I pick and choose which one to use? Or do I have to open ALL these? How do I know which one? If not, I see the UDP port 16567 in that list which is already open, Said that in my first post. If I do have to open ALL of em I do not have enough slots in my router settings to do so.

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      • NoSoup4You

        #4
        Re: Stand Alone Server

        All of the are required. Do Port Triggering to the severs internal IP. It should work.

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        • |AFF|Soupyblister

          #5
          Re: Stand Alone Server

          Thanks for your all feed back. Sorry but what is Port Triggering? How do I do it?

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          • Gunny Highway

            #6
            Re: Stand Alone Server

            Originally posted by SoupyBlister
            Thanks for your all feed back. Sorry but what is Port Triggering? How do I do it?
            Take a look here:
            An explanation of port forwarding and the necessary steps to set up port forwarding in your router.


            There is a section on triggering, click it and find your router and then find BF2 configuration.


            What is port forwarding:
            General guide to teach you how port forwarding works in your router.


            What is port triggering:
            Overview of router port triggering compared to port forwarding. Port Triggering is like port forwarding with an on/off switch for the ports that have been forwarded.


            If you are ever in doubt about what anything means, then do a search on wikipedia.org. It has information on everthing, try it out it is a great starting point if you need info.

            E.g. here is on port triggering:

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            • |AFF|Soupyblister

              #7
              Re: Stand Alone Server

              THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!!!! That web site helped me out. Did what it said. Now I shall test it tonight. Agian thank you for your help :)

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              • |AFF|Soupyblister

                #8
                Re: Stand Alone Server

                Well crap guys, It still didn't work. I followed the instructions to the T. Made a static IP, and all. I also went to every computer on our Network to change the IP address. Still they could not connect. I even enabled the DMZ in my router. Still that did not work. WTF. I am at lost.

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                • bf2fan040

                  #9
                  Re: Stand Alone Server

                  I belive the standalone server is a local server because i tried it today gave it a simple name and looked thru the internet list for it wen i did not find it i looked in the local section and found it and connected to it it no problem

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                  • |AFF|Soupyblister

                    #10
                    Re: Stand Alone Server

                    I can have them try that. I have no problems connecting to the server. My clan mates connect to my by join IP. I will try what you suggested though

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