Yet Another TF2 Server Problem

[AnotherServerN00b]

Hey guys after many hours of research and trying to get my server up I finally have it installed! There is only one problem... NO ONE can connect. Only my LAN can connect and I cant even find my server on the master list.
I registered it, port forwarded and everything.

I was hoping that maybe one of you would have an answer or see my mistake... The whole idea behind this server is to have a complete re-skin of all the characters and different maps. Here are some screen shots :

C:\Server\orangebox\srcds.exe -console -game tf -hostport 27015 +maxplayers 24 +map ctf_2fort +ip 192.168.1.3







Like I said no one even when I give them my server ip and port (27015) can connect.

Thank you all for your time

[AnotherServerN00b]

UPDATE : I heard if your local ip is 192.168.x.x it means its local... How do I fix this to make my server public?

[brian123]

well first u dont need +ip 192.168.1.3 that in ur command line. and is ur ip static ? and make sure its sv_lan 0
becz as u can see on the bottom of ur console it says public ip. thats the ip ur friends need to use.

[AnotherServerN00b]

(12-21-2011, 10:56 PM)brian123 Wrote:  well first u dont need +ip 192.168.1.3 that in ur command line. and is ur ip static ? and make sure its sv_lan 0
becz as u can see on the bottom of ur console it says public ip. thats the ip ur friends need to use.

I got rid of the +ip command and told my friends to connect using the public ip. Still no luck , I even gave them my port number.

[brian123]

umm is ur ipstatic ?? and im having thee same problem.. idk whats up.. u can buy a server.. but if u have a good computer then keep at it

[Nisd]

Have you added the +sv_lan 0 to your command line?

[AnotherServerN00b]

(12-22-2011, 07:57 PM)Nisd Wrote:  Have you added the +sv_lan 0 to your command line?

Actually I did but haven't been able to get it to run publicly.

[Mooga]

Remove +IP Line
Remove rule 1 (server) from your firewall (It's already covered by rule 4)
Make sure your computer's local IP didn't change.

[AnotherServerN00b]

(12-23-2011, 07:27 PM)Mooga Wrote:  Remove +IP Line
Remove rule 1 (server) from your firewall (It's already covered by rule 4)
Make sure your computer's local IP didn't change.

I am going to try that when I get back home tonight. I'll let you know how it works out, thank you.