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Vaughn - Student  |
heh, not just yet. I need some help. I am behind a router, and I was wondering how do you set up a server behind a router. Can someone help me? _______________ When you become an actor, you become the person, and you dont act anymore. You just are. - Tyler HP, Taught by Mr G Simpson |
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Jake Kainite - Student 
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I've got some basic knowledge on this so I'll try and help. I too am behind a firewall, so I had to go through the same procedure to run my server. You need to open the default JKII port (:28070)in your router configuration thingy. Mine is accessed through Internet Explorer by typing the routers ip in the url box. You'll probably be asked for a username and password, although this differs with service providers. If you havn't opened any ports before its probably best if you get someone to do it who has, read your manual or just be very carful  as if you open something you won't use much it could be a security risk.Basically, open the JKII port and you should be good to go. _______________ Apprenctice of Jedi Master Ascari (deceased) Descended from a line of great Jedi Will argue any point of view from any side 
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