[Qrusty]

I just installed a network router (Linksys), and now it seems my MOHAA
server is not seen in the server listing. I can see it under LAN Game.
I know this is something noobishly obvious, but I'm stuck, any ideas?

[rudedog]

You can do one of two things.

Place your server in the DMZ of the linksys. This however will open your computer up to the internet.

forward the correct ports to the server behind your firewall.

Here is DogMeat's port list Guide and direct link:
http://tfo.servebeer.com/file-guides-portlist.html
[quote:1ac83]DogMeat's Port List Guide

QuickList:

1) Collect IP Information

2) Configure Port Blocking/Forwarding on your Firewall


Overview:
Firewalls and Routers are restrictive by design, and have to be setup to allow the MoHAA/GameSpy traffic to reach your server or GameSpy/ASE. In some cases this is done by allowing traffic thru a Port Blocking filter and/or directing it to a specific IP Address using Port Forwarding.


Instructions:
Unfortunately I cannot give specific instructions that would cover every program out there, but I can give some general info to get you going. The most common situations seem to be broadband internet routers and personal firewalls such as Black Ice Defender or Norton. Both of these use port blocking, and personal firewalls can often be changed on the fly to a "low" setting. You'll most likely be using a web based interface for a router, and will have to enter in the actual port numbers to unblock. Less commonly seen is Port Forwarding, which is usually found in the more intelligent routers and dedicated firewall machines, like a Linux box. Oftentimes the game server will be on a network segement that has special security to protect the rest of your network while making it easy for Internet users to access the server. This is known as the DMZ or De-Militarized Zone, since it represents a border or buffer zone between your protected machines and the wilds of the 'net.

I have collected the information on the following table from various websites and documents on MoHAA and GameSpy. I recommend use of the ports in bold, and I have used 192.168.0.2 as an example of the Game Server's IP Address.

(note this is a nice table on my website but this msg board doesn't like tables very much)

Items in BOLD are required to run a server, everything else is for GameSpy/ASE clients.

Service
Proto
Source port
Destination IP
Destination port

MoHAA - Default Server Game Port
UDP
12203
192.168.0.2
12203

MoHAA - GameSpy Monitoring Port
UDP
12300
192.168.0.2
12300

GameSpy - Query Port
UDP
6500
192.168.0.2
6500

GameSpy - Dplay UDP
UDP
6515
192.168.0.2
6515

GameSpy - Custom UDP Pings
UDP
13139
192.168.0.2
13139

GameSpy - Master Server UDP Heartbeat
UDP
27900
192.168.0.2
27900

GameSpy - Master Server List Request
TCP
28900
192.168.0.2
28900

GameSpy - GP Connection Manager TCP
29900
192.168.0.2
29900

GameSpy - GP Search Manager TCP
29901
192.168.0.2
29901

MoHAA - Demo Monitoring Port (Legacy)
UDP
12201
192.168.0.2
12201

MoHAA - Alt Game Port (Optional w/ net_port)
UDP
12202
192.168.0.2
12202

MoHAA - Alt Game Port (Optional w/ net_port)
UDP
12210
192.168.0.2
12210

GameSpy - Voice Chat Port (Optional)
UDP
3783
192.168.0.2
3783

GameSpy - IRC Chat (Optional)
UDP
6667
192.168.0.2
6667


Usage:
This guide may be used on any website as long as my name and website remain on it.

DogMeat
tfo.servebeer.com
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[Qrusty]

Thanks Rudedog, the data is appreciated.

[Bazooka_Joe]

Oh sure, not only does he post the link, but he ALSO posts the port info!!! :P J/K.

[Torm3nt]

THIS WONT LET ME POST... BOY IT WOULD BE FUNY IF IT ACTUALLY POSTS THIS

[Torm3nt]

LOL
!!! and it did...

[Bazooka_Joe]

What in the world???