How to Portforward The Ship?

[destroyfish]

I've googled all around for portforwarding for the ship. We've successfully got the hamachi way to work, but it's capped at five, unless you pay for hamachi. I saw there was one other way, to portforward. I remember the process of portforwarding for minecraft, but I'm a bit lost. The post I saw on how to port forward was a bit unclear. What is the port to forward for The Ship, also, is said that there was a console command I needed to do with some files? Can anyone please clarify?

[AnimeTiddyFan]

I'm not exactly sure which ports are needed but the ship dedicated server works on my computers when I forward UDP and TCP 27000 to 27030 and 1200.

Make sure to use "ipconfig" in WINDOWS+R -> "cmd" to see what your 192.168.0.# local IP is if your modem/router requires you to forward just the one computer's port. and if port forwarding still isn't working try checking if your windows firewall and other firewall programs are blocking the ship dedicated server / The Ship and that you have "sv_lan 0" in server.cfg or you switch off lan only on starting the server.

[destroyfish]

Originally posted by Grim:

I'm not exactly sure which ports are needed but the ship dedicated server works on my computers when I forward UDP and TCP 27000 to 27030 and 1200.

Make sure to use "ipconfig" in WINDOWS+R -> "cmd" to see what your 192.168.0.# local IP is if your modem/router requires you to forward just the one computer's port. and if port forwarding still isn't working try checking if your windows firewall and other firewall programs are blocking the ship dedicated server / The Ship and that you have "sv_lan 0" in server.cfg or you switch off lan only on starting the server.

I have verizon as a provider, i don't think i can put a range like that, i think i do know what the port is tho, but basically I think i need to get it to forward correctly. The firewall is allowing the Ship all access.