vac secure servers

[eriknagel]

(02-12-2010, 11:28 AM)3choE Wrote:  eriknagel,

So those servers in question, you can start them OK, and you can join them OK, but they are not being listed?

This seems very likely a firewall issue to me.

1)
Are you using any software firewall?

2)
All 6 servers are CS:S?

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While you have forward the ports in your router, a particular instance of srcds.exe might be blocked by the firewall.

hello i can join from out going source and its add to master list all 6 servers are cs:s have oppen all ports whit firewall and router from port 27000 to 27099
have windows firewall only but turn it off when starting server and added to firewall to be oppen

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(02-11-2010, 09:40 AM)skeletor Wrote:  Okay, so this isn't at all useful to resolve this, but how do you plan on hosting all of those on a home internet connection? To extend on that, adding them all on different LAN IP's wouldn't matter anyways as they are still communicating under the same external IP. Unless you are wanting to host just LAN servers that are VAC secured at which point you should be able to put them on different IP's and you generally don't have to forward ports for VAC secure.

i try to host the servers att home have 100mbit down and upp so it wont be any laggs or somthing like that on servers i will have my server running 24/7 exept from maintans on server or reboot servers

[3choE]

So sum it up:

You have:
- forwarded the necessary ports in your router.
- Windows Firewall, which is either disabled, or has been configured for SRCDS.

You & your players can:
- see the servers listed in the server browser.
- join the servers.

Yet, the only issue:
- is that some of your servers somehow can't ever connect to the VAC servers?

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It just sounds weird, and I don't have any good suggestion at the moment.

Usually it would be caused by app like PeerGuardian 2/PeerBlock, or some other blocklist app, but since some of your servers can connect to VAC, then it should be the case...

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Have you tried swapping the IPs? That is, let the trouble server uses the IP of the working one.

Have you double-check that sv_cheats isn't 1, in server.cfg, or <map>.cfg?

Have you confirmed with the console command "setmaster"?

Maybe delete the "ClientRegistry.blob", then verify the files?

For my CS:S server, I don't use -secure. Have you tried excluding that option?


Good luck. Bedtime for me.

[eriknagel]

(02-22-2010, 03:05 AM)3choE Wrote:  So sum it up:

You have:
- forwarded the necessary ports in your router.
- Windows Firewall, which is either disabled, or has been configured for SRCDS.

You & your players can:
- see the servers listed in the server browser.
- join the servers.

Yet, the only issue:
- is that some of your servers somehow can't ever connect to the VAC servers?

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It just sounds weird, and I don't have any good suggestion at the moment.

Usually it would be caused by app like PeerGuardian 2/PeerBlock, or some other blocklist app, but since some of your servers can connect to VAC, then it should be the case...

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Have you tried swapping the IPs? That is, let the trouble server uses the IP of the working one.

Have you double-check that sv_cheats isn't 1, in server.cfg, or <map>.cfg?

Have you confirmed with the console command "setmaster"?

Maybe delete the "ClientRegistry.blob", then verify the files?

For my CS:S server, I don't use -secure. Have you tried excluding that option?


Good luck. Bedtime for me.

evry ting is working
setmaster?

tryed delitet itt have tryed whitout -secure no sv_cheats 1 eneble tryed 4 ip addreses on lan but have only 1 ip in to the house
all aplikations on server are a wamp server but dont crashes whit ports or somting

[vertexshader]

So, if I filter port 27015 against rcon exploit (in firewall block in/out for tcp/udp) VAC will stop working or not?

[eriknagel]

(02-22-2010, 06:49 AM)vertexshader Wrote:  So, if I filter port 27015 against rcon exploit (in firewall block in/out for tcp/udp) VAC will stop working or not?

stop working if firewall is eneble or deletet thos port yes

[Tech]

(02-08-2010, 07:44 PM)Nisd Wrote:  I normaly place the servers with 10 ports diffrences, looks nice and works
27015 - 27025 - 27035 and so on.

+1 on that.

[eriknagel]

(02-27-2010, 06:09 AM)Tech Wrote:  

(02-08-2010, 07:44 PM)Nisd Wrote:  I normaly place the servers with 10 ports diffrences, looks nice and works
27015 - 27025 - 27035 and so on.

+1 on that.

nopp didnt help me att all