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*Help* my server is not working anymore
Hello,i have a minecraft 1.7.2 bukkit server,a couple days ago i had windows 7 and everything worked perfect,players were joining and everything (it's a open port server,no hamachi) and i upgraded to windows 10 and it aint working no more,here is the list of things i tried to do:Disable firewall,changed my static ip adress to some else static ip and then port-forwarded that ip,forwarded for both udp and tcp,restarting my router,restarting my computer.Pls help
EDIT:when i go to some port checker it says port is closed even thought its port-forwared
EDIT:when i go to some port checker it says port is closed even thought its port-forwared
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This Will Fix ur probs
This Will Fix ur probs
I would recommend uninstalling Java then installing with the latest version. Sometimes the folder permissions don't carry over during OS upgrades, resulting in the problematic program needing to be reinstalled.
other things you may try..
checking to see if your antivirus software has a firewall feature (in which case that'll block it)
deleting the firewall rule and re-adding it (on your computer, not the router)
Running your server batch file as admin (create a shortcut to the batch file to do so)
ps.. leaving the "server ip" blank in server.properties is probably best, but it really doesn't matter. It Has to be set to the Private IP address you will use for the server or left blank for the server to have a network connection. settings like this is usually for those of us who are crazy and have multiple NICs or a bonded NIC group
other things you may try..
checking to see if your antivirus software has a firewall feature (in which case that'll block it)
deleting the firewall rule and re-adding it (on your computer, not the router)
Running your server batch file as admin (create a shortcut to the batch file to do so)
ps.. leaving the "server ip" blank in server.properties is probably best, but it really doesn't matter. It Has to be set to the Private IP address you will use for the server or left blank for the server to have a network connection. settings like this is usually for those of us who are crazy and have multiple NICs or a bonded NIC group
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nic = network card
a computer with multiple NICs, Can have multiple Private IP addresses, in which case you would be required to set the server IP so it knows which network card to use.
a computer with multiple NICs, Can have multiple Private IP addresses, in which case you would be required to set the server IP so it knows which network card to use.
ok I have this problem sometimes, I once had to keep changing my static ip several times before it worked again. Try to use one you havent used before and dont forget to port forward that.
Do you have your ipv4 settings setup correctly?
IP Address: (The IP for your server)
Subnet Mask: (In CMD type ipconfig and press enter, you'll find it there)
Default Gateway: (Same as above)
Then check use the following DNS server and enter the DEFAULT GATEWAY as the preferred address. Leave the alternate blank.
Make sure in your server.properties you have your IP address as the same one you enter in the IP address box for your ipv4 settings.
IP Address: (The IP for your server)
Subnet Mask: (In CMD type ipconfig and press enter, you'll find it there)
Default Gateway: (Same as above)
Then check use the following DNS server and enter the DEFAULT GATEWAY as the preferred address. Leave the alternate blank.
Make sure in your server.properties you have your IP address as the same one you enter in the IP address box for your ipv4 settings.
Dovahkaa,i have in my server propertis the port (default 25565) i have set server ip to mine computer ip that i am hosting on (btw it is a static one) my dns is as my isp said to set,subnet mask is 255.255.0.0 something like that and default gateaway is 192.168.0.1
