Forum :: EOSERV :: endless online private server (help needed) to make public

i got my ip to work with eoserv

now i cant use the ip to login to endless online

 i use mysql and sqlyog

i have a database set up in sqlyog aswell as db4free.net

i have hosts on no-ip.org (but cant figure out how to link them to eoserv and mysql database)

i also cant figure out how to use portforward can somone explain to me how to use it 
where should i go from here

i finally got it to work with db4free.net but is that public ?

if not could u give me a detailed guide on how to go about making it public

this is what i wrote down in the config in eoserv

### DATABASE ###

## DBType
# Database type (mysql or sqlite)
DBType = mysql

## DBHost
# MySQL hostname / SQLite filename
DBHost = db4free.net

## DBUser
# Database username (MySQL only)
DBUser = yga_eoserv

## DBPass
# Database password (MySQL only)
DBPass = *******

## DBName
# Database name (MySQL only)
DBName = yga_eo_serv

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Search for your router and look at the guide

You need ports 80, and 8078 open.

For no-ip, download the duc client, login with your email/pass and select the checkbox beside your host.

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 01:28 pm)

You need ports 80, and 8078 open.

For no-ip, download the duc client, login with your email/pass and select the checkbox beside your host.

im at this page can u tell me what to write down and where

Enter a name for the application profile that you are creating.

Application Name:

Choose a protocol and enter the port(s) for this application, then click ADD DEFINITION to add the definition to the Definition List. If the application requires multiple ports or both TCP and UDP ports, you will need to add multiple definitions.

Note:  In some rare instances, certain application types require specialized application support changes in addition to simple port forwarding. If the application you are adding appears in the application type menu below, it is recommended that you select it.

Protocol:	TCP				UDP
Port (or Range):	From:				To:
Protocol Timeout (seconds):					TCP default 86400 UDP default 600
Map to Host Port:					Default = the same port as defined above.
Application Type:

The only things i can specificically see, is eoserv and then check TCP. Port : 8078,

Then, whether you have wamp/xamplite etc, grab that then port 80.

 

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 08:57 pm)

The only things i can specificically see, is eoserv and then check TCP. Port : 8078,

Then, whether you have wamp/xamplite etc, grab that then port 80.

 

so i just write default in map to host port

and what Application Type is it
iv got

none (default)
file transfer protocol FTP
microsoft games
h.323-based internet telephony
ICR (internet relay chat) server
PPTP virtual private network server

Guest posted: (12th Nov 2009 09:48 pm)

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 08:57 pm)

The only things i can specificically see, is eoserv and then check TCP. Port : 8078,

Then, whether you have wamp/xamplite etc, grab that then port 80.

 

so i just write default in map to host port

and what Application Type is it
iv got

none (default)
file transfer protocol FTP
microsoft games
h.323-based internet telephony
ICR (internet relay chat) server
PPTP virtual private network server

FFS. Are you really this dumb?

It's none of the above so obviously none. =/

Scott you should be used to this by now man..

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Scott posted: (12th Nov 2009 09:53 pm)

Guest posted: (12th Nov 2009 09:48 pm)

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 08:57 pm)

The only things i can specificically see, is eoserv and then check TCP. Port : 8078,

Then, whether you have wamp/xamplite etc, grab that then port 80.

 

so i just write default in map to host port

and what Application Type is it
iv got

none (default)
file transfer protocol FTP
microsoft games
h.323-based internet telephony
ICR (internet relay chat) server
PPTP virtual private network server

FFS. Are you really this dumb?

It's none of the above so obviously none. =/

im not dumb i just wanna make sure cause i dont wanna swrew up again

I understand, don't worry about it.

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 11:34 pm)

I understand, don't worry about it.

the port ranges where invalid

i seriously dont know what to do next

judess69er posted: (13th Nov 2009 01:28 am)

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 11:34 pm)

I understand, don't worry about it.

the port ranges where invalid

i seriously dont know what to do next

Use 8078-8078 using TCP protocol and the default timeout for TCP.

Scott posted: (13th Nov 2009 01:33 am)

judess69er posted: (13th Nov 2009 01:28 am)

DellKid posted: (12th Nov 2009 11:34 pm)

I understand, don't worry about it.

the port ranges where invalid

i seriously dont know what to do next

Use 8078-8078 using TCP protocol and the default timeout for TCP.

thx man