Forum :: Seose :: help me

Most people wont play on a hamachi server, its to much work for eo.. but here's a guide about setting up hamachi:
This guide is from Exile:https://eoserv.net/forum/topic/1554

Part 2b:
   This part is for those of you who cant port forward. This is annoying and if you dont like it then
   you shouldnt have a server because this is your last resort.
   Hamachi -> Download
   Click download on the window's one
   (Note: Anyone who wants to connect to your server will require hamachi)
   Run "HamachiSetup-1.0.3.0-en.exe"
   Press Next
   Click "I accept the agreement"
   Click Next
   Click Next
   Click Next
   Click Next
   Click Install
   Click Next
   Click Finish
   Click the Power button (Its on the bottom left corner of hamachi)
   Create a nickname
   Click the triangle (Its the first button to the right of the power button)
   Click "Create a new network"
   Create a network name (Generally this would be the name of your server)
   Create a network password (What ever you wish)
   (For anyone to connect they must have hamachi and must login to you server using the
   "networkname" & "network password" you created)

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Hamachi is not a good way to run a sever...   It does work, but for people to connect to your server you have to get them to download hamachi.(Witch is kind of a hard thing to do xD)  But if/when you get someone to download it you can only have like10 people/ids in your hamachi list at a time. So unless you just want something for you and a friend or w/e its great. But if you want to attempt having a successful sever you should first Learn to portfoward theres prob 10k+ topics about that.. And Second move as far away asyou can from seose and run screaming to eoserv or one of the other good revs.

King

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i have tried the portforward but i did not find my router
it is a thomson06ef55

Lol @ the topic name "help me"

Rule 2.1: Topics should have a descriptive subject line. (not "help me" or "hey guys read this")

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