You should be able to modify your router by typing it's IP address on your web browser (you will likely need a password from your ISP to be able to access your router).Ģ - It is best practice to give a server a static address. Your router will not know where to forwards any packet from outside of the network unless you tell it so. I have not hosted a KF2 server in forever, but I will give you some helpful tips to get it working.ġ- You want to portforward on the device which holds your public address (aka your router). enabled these ports through my kaspersky firewall
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You do not need an IT degree to do this, but you will have to do a bit of homework, specially if you have limited knowledge on how to modify your private network. It feels like I need an IT degree just to do that Is this an issue people have commonly had, and if so what should I be looking out for? They are also unable to join if I send them invites, just comes up with "connection timed out" almost immediately.
Have setup all the port forwarding on the router (7777, 20560, 27015 UPD, and 8080 TCP), and enabled these ports through my kaspersky firewall (also tried this with the firewall disabled).Įverything looks like it's working, and I can join the server in LAN, but friends can't see the server in the browser. I have got the actual server running, and using a github tool (from darkdks) to manage the settings. I just want to play the game with friends, and it feels like I need an IT degree just to do that. Trying to set up my own servers, and just getting incredibly frustrated with how difficult this is feeling. I'm in New Zealand, and if I try joining friends, we get put in US servers with high ping, and it sucks. I've played heaps of KF2 on console, and recently started playing on PC.
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