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How do i tell scrds the one from steam to use the ip i want it to ??
Plus i dont think my server.cfg is working do i make a cfg file or txt file ??
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If you're on a dedicated server use the switch +ip
If you're behind a LAN you should not need to put an ip it should use your LAN IP on its own, if not then you can still use +ip switch.
For your other issue, srcds does not come with a standard server.cfg you must create one yourself. you can create a text document but when you go to SAVE it as server.cfg you must make sure you select all files if you're using notepad, otherwise it'll save it as server.cfg.txt alternately you can create it as server.txt but then use cmd.exe and use rename server.txt server.cfg (if you're using *nix nano -w server.cfg works ust fine.) you must put server.cfg in $path/to/cstrike/cfg example: c:\srcds\cstrike/cfg
starting 9/24/2006 if your problem has been solved please edit your first post and add [solved] to the begining of the title. Thanks.
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03-20-2007, 05:55 AM
(This post was last modified: 03-20-2007, 05:57 AM by Rouge12.)
Were do i do the switch +ip
When i start the server in the ip box it is - 192.168.0.136:27015. Is that the ip i use or do i use my ip plus 27015 on the end
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you can add +ip in the startup settings or you can add ip <iphere> to the server.cfg
although as cryotek said, you don't have to use it unless the server doesn't work without.
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So i put ip <192.168.0.xxx:27015> in the server.cfg then the external ip off whatismyip.com
so it would be like (external-ip):27015
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don't use the external IP at all, only use it to give it to people from outside your network.