<p>Im not using windows or HP, im using ubuntu server edition.</p>
<p>My region config is the same as yours</p>
<div class="gmail_quote">On 15/08/2011 3:58 PM, "InuYasha Meiji" <<a href="mailto:inuyasha.meiji@gmail.com">inuyasha.meiji@gmail.com</a>> wrote:<br type="attribution">> On 8/14/2011 10:31 PM, Gary Beck wrote:<br>
>> Pete,<br>>> These problems are tough to work through. I'm curious about what <br>>> your have specified in your region parameters for ExternalHostName and <br>>> what you're putting in the Host entry to point back to the server. <br>
>> Whatever you could reveal while protecting your network would help.<br>>> At handshake time the server hands the viewer an address to use <br>>> for UDP. The problem could be that address isn't correct or the port <br>
>> is blocked (or both.) Since you seem sure the ports are open I'm <br>>> wondering about the address.<br>>> - Gary<br>>><br>>><br>>> _______________________________________________<br>
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> <br>> I hope this helps...<br>> <br>> Are you using an HP or windows 7 I used a web site at online port scan <br>> and my machine told me that my ports at 9000 and a few others where <br>> being used by something else. I was having the same problem connection <br>
> and having others connect to me. My first few ports said this...<br>> <br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9000 (cslistener).<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9001 (etlservicemgr).<br>
> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9002 (dynamid).<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9003 ().<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9004 ().<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9005 ().<br>
> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9006 ().<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9007 ().--<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9008 ().<br>> 205.209.67.74 isn't responding on port 9009 (pichat)<br>
> <br>> So I scanned more and found a nice clear section to open in my router <br>> from 9030 all the way to 9085 if I wanted. And I checked the other port <br>> I needed to.<br>> Now logging onto my system means the address to log on is no longer <br>
> ending in 9000 like most. Like every who has to give links to their <br>> grid I tell them 9030 instead.<br>> <br>> I use DYNDNS Updater for a permanent IP all that is free. And my first <br>> of many region.ini files is set up like this...<br>
> <br>> [Shuri Village]<br>> RegionUUID = 0692e48a-ca03-458f-a295-699a1cb2c67d<br>> Location = 1000,1000<br>> InternalAddress = 192.168.0.198<br>> InternalPort = 9030<br>> AllowAlternatePorts = False<br>
> ExternalHostName = <a href="http://ryukyu.dnsdojo.com">ryukyu.dnsdojo.com</a><br>> MasterAvatarFirstName = <YOUR FIRST NAME><br>> MasterAvatarLastName = <YOUR LAST NAME><br>> MasterAvatarSandboxPassword = <YOUR PASSWORD><br>
> MaxPrims = 15000<br>> <br>> Of course if you are on a LAN like I am, put your LAN ip in the place of <br>> my InternalAddress = 192.168.0.198.<br>> A mistake I made in the past was using the entire <br>> <a href="HTTP://ryukyu.dnsdojo.com/">HTTP://ryukyu.dnsdojo.com/</a> in my External address. Once I was set up at <br>
> DYNDNS and got my DSN, all opensim wanted was ExternalHostName = <br>> <a href="http://ryukyu.dnsdojo.com">ryukyu.dnsdojo.com</a><br>> <br>> No one need try my grid yet. Only my web page tells about how it is <br>
> coming, with images and links to stats and the news and blog. I am <br>> still working on adding help pages another links. But the sim is only <br>> open to a few chosen builders and close family for the time being.<br>
> <br>> It does work though. One friend from Australia comes nearly everyday to <br>> build.<br>> <br>> BTW: I try to only open needed ports to the outside world. allowing <br>> everyone access you all your ports don't make your system safe from <br>
> hackers, greifers or bored kids looking for something to destroy. I <br>> still back up everything. Going DMZ just isn't safe. You might just <br>> need to use alternate ports.<br>> <br>> Also have to checked to be sure your router has loop back capabilities?<br>
> <br>> Hope this gets you started off.<br>> InuYasha<br>> <br>> <br>> <br>> -- <br>> ________________________________________________________________<br>> Opensim User: Standalone Grid on Version 0.7.1.1 with 49 Regions<br>
> on Windows 7, 64-bit. Phenom 9500 2.2 ghz Quad Core, Terabyte Hard<br>> Drive, 8gig DDR2 RAM. Used XAMPP to load PHP Version 5.3.0, Apache<br>> and MySQL 5.1.41-community edition. Modules not yet successful<br>
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