Other Players can not connect to Bukkit Server

Discussion in 'Bukkit Help' started by Kaffir, Jul 12, 2012.

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    Kaffir

    I have run through as much as I know how to and have read up on forums, but others still cant seem to connect to my bukkit server. I forwarded port 25565 on both my router and windows firewall, but it still shows up as closed when I try to check it. I have included a few screenshots of server properties if that is any help. I'm very new at this, so it is possible I could have skipped something inadvertently. Anyways, any suggestions to fix this will be helpful. Thanks

    1. What OS are you using (Brand and version - Ex. Windows XP SP3)?
    Windows 7 SP1
    2. What architecture is the OS you are running (x64 or x86)?
    64
    3. What version and architecture is your java install? (Type: java -version in command prompt.)
    1.7.0_05
    4. Are you running any wrappers? McMyAdmin, mcadmin, Hamachi, etc?
    No
    5. What build of CraftBukkit are you running?
    CraftBukkit version git-Bukkit-1.2.5-R4.0
    6. What command are you using to run your CraftBukkit server?
    @ECHO OFF
    SET BINDIR=%~dp0
    "%ProgramFiles%\Java\jre7\bin\java.exe" -Xincgc -Xmx2G -jar "%BINDIR%\craftbukkit.jar"
    PAUSE
    7. What plugins are you running?
    simplespawn, worldguard,worldedit,multiverse atm
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    Omnitv

    port forward correctly?
     
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    Kaffir

    as far as I know, yes.
    here is what I've done
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    also forgot, I am able to connect to the server using localhost:25565, just others cant connect using my external ip

    EDIT by Moderator: merged posts, please use the edit button instead of double posting.
     
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    Hitman47

    You did not port forward correctly.

    Do you see where it says "Local IP Address"? You have to enter your local IP address which your router gives you.

    Here is the easiest way to find it:
    1. Click Start -> Type "cmd" and open cmd.exe. (Windows 7 - Windows XP click run -> type cmd.exe)
    2. Type "ipconfig"
    3. You should see a Local Area Connection with "IPv4 Address" being something like 192.168.1.xxx
    4. Copy those last two numbers into your router and save.

    It should work now!
     
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    Kaffir

    that fixed it. tyvm
     
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