Server OS: Windows 8
Processor: Intel i3 Third Generation
Ram: 4 GB
Game(s): Garry's Mod
Start Up Command:
Admin Mods: None
Bandwidth: Download -> 4 Mbps | Upload -> 50 Kbps
Router: DLink-500B (internet router) and TP-LINK TL-WR740N (wireless router)
Local IP of Server: 192.168.0.101 (this IP was given by the wireless router, but although its DHCP is deactivated, only the internet router DHCP is activated)
External IP: 187.56.127.253
Port Forwarding Screen Shot: I activated the DMZ mode so all the ports are accessible, but here is a screen shot to prove
My Home Network: [Server] --> [Wireless Router] --> [Modem/Internet Router] --> [Internet]
Check this screen shot, the srcds can't leave the LAN to the internet.
I don't know what to do anymore, it works fine when I'm directly connected with the modem/internet router, but that's not what I want.
Note: I know that I might experience some random lag spikes using a wireless network, but I don't care.
Processor: Intel i3 Third Generation
Ram: 4 GB
Game(s): Garry's Mod
Start Up Command:
Code:
@echo off
cls
echo Protecting srcds from crashes...
echo If you want to close srcds and this script, close the srcds window and type Y depending on your language followed by Enter.
title srcds.com Watchdog
:srcds
echo (%time%) srcds started.
start /wait srcds.exe -console -game garrysmod +map rp_downtown_v4c_v2 +maxplayers 5 +gamemode darkrp
echo (%time%) WARNING: srcds closed or crashed, restarting.
goto srcds
Bandwidth: Download -> 4 Mbps | Upload -> 50 Kbps
Router: DLink-500B (internet router) and TP-LINK TL-WR740N (wireless router)
Local IP of Server: 192.168.0.101 (this IP was given by the wireless router, but although its DHCP is deactivated, only the internet router DHCP is activated)
External IP: 187.56.127.253
Port Forwarding Screen Shot: I activated the DMZ mode so all the ports are accessible, but here is a screen shot to prove
My Home Network: [Server] --> [Wireless Router] --> [Modem/Internet Router] --> [Internet]
Check this screen shot, the srcds can't leave the LAN to the internet.
I don't know what to do anymore, it works fine when I'm directly connected with the modem/internet router, but that's not what I want.
Note: I know that I might experience some random lag spikes using a wireless network, but I don't care.