port for coop?

[SvAF/F19_Klunk]

Port forwarding for coop anyone?

[BlitzPig_Bill_Kelso]

Good question.

[FTC_Riksen]

Indeed a good question. Every time I try to host a mission I get sent back to the multiplayer screen ...

[drivertwopoint0]

Has anyone managed to get hosting a session to work, and if so...how?

[=BES=Senor_Jefe]

7 hours ago, Void said:

Yes, you need configure port forwarding on the router for ports tcp/28000 tcp/28100 from outside to inside home network.

For port forwarding, you should look at the router user's manual.

 

6 hours ago, JG27_Targ said:

Both ports for UDP and TCP are forwarded. 

 

Odd thing is I have hosted before and not encountered this issue.

Try this.

[drivertwopoint0]

6 hours ago, =BES=Coyote-66 said:

 

Try this.

Works, confirmed.

[16th-BR_diditopgun]

My friend had open ports 28000/28100 UDP/TCP for both, but I still can't connect....

[drivertwopoint0]

9 minutes ago, 16th-BR_diditopgun said:

My friend had open ports 28000/28100 UDP/TCP for both, but I still can't connect....

Did he do a check to see if they was actually open?

https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

[16th-BR_diditopgun]

I tested with an other friend and it works, so the problem come from my first mate. ^^

[Void_VR]

Yesterday I performed an additional check. When connecting through a home router, it is necessary to forward the ports tcp/udp 28000,28100 from the provider interface to the internal PC ip-address. This setting is done on the router, and is generally described in the user's guide. In my case, it is called a "Virtual Server".

Additionaly tunning startup.cfg:

[KEY = network]
    available_ip = "[object Object]"
    client_download_traflimit = 99000
    client_ip = ""
    client_upload_traflimit = 99000
    downloader_port = 28100
    server_download_traflimit = 1000
    server_upload_traflimit = 1000
    tcp_port = 28000
    udp_port = 28000

 

p.s. sorry for mistakes, i`m use google translate

Edited March 16, 2018 by Void