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hi,
I'm looking for a way to play with my friends, without the threat of griefers and without dependence on other people's server. I've searched these forums, but all the results are from people applying, and using the word lan in their appeal.
So basically, does anyone have a LAN-tutorial for 0.30 creative mode?
regards,
Serris
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Sorry jon, but this didnt work for me..
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Are you putting your local IP or your public IP when port forwarding?
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IPv4
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I am surprised that no one else has this problem....
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Open your command prompt, type netstat -n. You should get a large list of numbers and IP's. The IPs selected in red is where you want to look. The number in the blue box is the digit you want to remember when port forwarding. The whole IP is what you will use when port forwarding, you only need to remember the digit(s) in the blue box.
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I am having the same problem with setting up my server... I opened my routers configuration and forwarded the port to the router address I am assigned. However when others try to connect to me they are given the same error message reading the server is down. I have tried the external link, as well as linking them my IP and port number used. either way. they cannot connect. If this info helps, I'm using a Linksys WRT-150 N router. Like I said I have forwarded the ports, and checked that the ports to forward where saved, yet I still get nothing... I hope someone can help me out, if it's not too much trouble.
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Fixed my problem, didn't notice the setting in the router the was checked (filter anonymous internet requests) so yea... now I'm using the MCShap server and can't connect with LAN.
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anyone who is still stuck trying to host a minecraft server go here http://www.worldofminecraft.com/node/12567
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Just create a server, and port forward correctly. Once you've done that, set the server to private in the configuration's file. Then, simply give your friends the link to the server, which should be found in external_url.txt.