Unable to find server on Multiplayer menu.

Oh sorry, i am running on Wifi, so thats what i have and what do i do next?

 

You type in the default gateway into the browser, right.. and it should come up with a password and username, correct?
Or does it go to something else?

 

yeah it comes up with info about my router and stuff.

EDIT: i'm with Bigpond

 

May I have a screen shot of the page? Remember, block out all Ip's and other numbers/codes :)

 

ok here just don't hack my network!;)

 

Ahh, remember to let it through your firewall too!

I can't see it on there, but can you find anything that says "Forwarding" in any of the tabs?

 

nothing about forwarding, nope, i'll go and seach deeper into the system

 

That's the problem.. every router is different with it (Some can't forward, maybe yours is one of those :( )
I am not that experienced, but I know the basics.. enough for my computer/router.

 

oh ok then, thanks anyway

 

You're welcome :)

Spoiler: Warning, long tut

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Step 1.

1. Some routers & modems work best with port forwarding if you have a static local IP (There is a guide in my thread)

Step 2.

1. Open your favorite web browser and put in your routers ip address in the address bar.
2. Note: You should add "Http://" to ensure it works properly.

Spoiler: Example

Step 3.

1. Once logged into the router, click the 'Firewall' icon at the top of the page.
2. After the page loads click on Firewall Settings link.

Spoiler: Example

Step 4.

1. After the page is loaded click on Add a new user-defined application.

Spoiler: Example

Step 5

1. For 'Application Name' give your entry a name - anything would work.Select which 'Protocol' you wish to use. (UDP for all)
2. For 'Port (or range)' put the port range or single port in.
3. Ex- From: 3000 to: 3300 For a range OR From: 3300 To: 3300 for a single port.
4. For Protocol Timeout using the default values will work.
5. For Map to Host Port using the default will work.
6. Click the ADD DEFINITION button to save the new rule.
7. Click the back button.

Spoiler: Example

Step 6

1. Select the computer name from the drop down list you want to forward the port to. (Your computer's name)
2. Select the "Allow individual application(s)" option
3. In the left side box find the name of the rule you just created and select it and click 'Add'.
4. The box on the right lists enabled rules for a computer.
5. After all your Application rules are added you can save by clicking the 'Done' button.

Spoiler: Example

 

could you do one for KAG? i'm a bit confused. thanks

 

That 'site' I got you to go to has a firewall section up the top of the screen.. You need to go there.

 

yeah i did all of it but what do i enter for the port part.

 

Show me a screen of where youre typing it, and i'll tell you what to put where.

 

ok:

 

All you's confusing him. Go to this site: Here. Then find your modem brand, then its product number(Normally found underneath your modem). You also need a static IP address(Also included in the guide on the site). After you have found your router, go to any program guide, then follow the steps : Replacing the ports that It asks you to use with 50301. Hope this helps (Slightly).

 

I think you need UDP, and for the ports type 50301 in both spots.
At the type, you just name it whatever you want.

And leave the rest of it, you have now port forwarded :D
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Rilety, all that site does is tell you exactly whatI'm telling him, or make you pay 30 bucks to do it for you :S

 

You need a static IP address, or Portforwarding will not work.
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Here

 

Yeah, it's something that I need t do to portforward, maybe it's Saverous's problem.

 

ok i've done it, now the server will work?