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    Exclamation Making Your Server Public No Hamachi[Easy]

    Making your server public without hamachi,easy way:P

    First of all you will need to forward these ports -


    8129
    8093
    3724
    3727 (this is for voice chat, it is optional)
    80 (this is for apache/your website)

    On TCP.

    I reccomend going to PortForward.com - Free Help Setting up Your Router or Firewall to be safe.

    Ok second download somthing called No-IP here

    Install it, using all default options. Keep clicking next.

    Once its installed, restart your computer.

    open up No-IP, if it didn't automatically

    Open up a web browser, and browse over to the
    No-IP website

    Create a account and login. Along the left side of the site is a Hosts /

    Redirect option. Click on that, and click "Add".

    In the next window,the right side of the screen, Fill in the blanks. Doesn't
    matter what you put here, but write it down for later use.

    Realmlist.wtf



    Browse over to your World of Warcraft directory, and locate a file called Realmlist.wtf Open that up in Notepad.
    Change it to read "Set Realmlist ". Save that file

    Ok now open up your repack folder,locate the file called Realms.conf. Open that with Notepad.
    Change it to read that address No-IP address you created.

    Code:
    Realm1 Name = "Test Realm"
    Address = "No-IP address:8129"
    Restart your server, and you are done


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    Nice guide

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jgro1413 View Post
    Nice guide
    Thanks

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    Good Job

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    You don't need to forward port 8093 unless you are connecting two servers on different computers.

    Oh, and make sure that you leave it on DNS Host (A).

    Last edited by Bandit; 24-07-08 at 06:28 PM.

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    Nice one Pedergon , keep it up





 

 

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