Unable to Connect to Server

[Luke 42078]

Do you have any other security software installed?

[iD7eeM 1]

Do you have any other security software installed?

 

I have Kaspersky Internet Security 

[Luke 42078]

Ok, so that has a firewall as well. Did you check windows firewall, or Kaspersky? Chances are one of the two is blocking the port.

[iD7eeM 1]

Ok, so that has a firewall as well. Did you check windows firewall, or Kaspersky? Chances are one of the two is blocking the port.

 

I checked both, also disabled Kaspersky's firewall and still...

[Luke 42078]

Can you show screenshots?

[star_wyvern 0]

@@iD7eeM

You have the local http port set at 80. Mine was default at 8096. The local https port by default should be 8920, not 8096 as yours is.

[mastrmind11 722]

 

1. No, it's not.
2. I can locally using my computer (which I set up the server from), but I can't access the server from any other device either locally or remotely!
3. No, I'm not.
4. I didn't quite understand what you mean with that question, sorry.
5. I tried it, didn't work

So what to do now to fix the problem?

 

Ok... just because you opened port 8096 doesn't mean it goes anywhere after that?  Which port did you forward 8096 to?  Based on your original screen shot, 8096 should be forwarded to port 80 on your server.  If you changed it back to defaults, then 8096 would need to be forwarded to 8096 on your server.  The reason you couldn't access your server locally is because you're probably putting/defaulting to 8096 everywhere when you should be putting in 80 (assuming you still have it set to 80).  Just change everything back to 8096 for HTTP and 8920 for HTTPS and start over from there w/ your forwards/connections.

[iD7eeM 1]

Can you show screenshots?

 

For what?

 

@@iD7eeM

You have the local http port set at 80. Mine was default at 8096. The local https port by default should be 8920, not 8096 as yours is.

 

Yes, but I changed them back to default now, but still...

 

Ok... just because you opened port 8096 doesn't mean it goes anywhere after that?  Which port did you forward 8096 to?  Based on your original screen shot, 8096 should be forwarded to port 80 on your server.  If you changed it back to defaults, then 8096 would need to be forwarded to 8096 on your server.  The reason you couldn't access your server locally is because you're probably putting/defaulting to 8096 everywhere when you should be putting in 80 (assuming you still have it set to 80).  Just change everything back to 8096 for HTTP and 8920 for HTTPS and start over from there w/ your forwards/connections.

 

I did, I changed them back to default and I forwarded 8096 to 8096 but it won't work, everything seems to be right I don't know where the issue is

 

This is going to kill me!!

Edited November 21, 2018 by iD7eeM

[mastrmind11 722]

For what?

 

 

Yes, but I changed them back to default now, but still...

 

 

I did, I changed them back to default and I forwarded 8096 to 8096 but it won't work, everything seems to be right I don't know where the issue is

 

This is going to kill me!!

remove everything and start over.  who knows what tweak you've made from the vanilla install at this point.

[Happy2Play 9780]

If you start over ensure you remove all the firewall rules so the can be recreated also.

[iD7eeM 1]

If you start over ensure you remove all the firewall rules so the can be recreated also.

 

I don't know what happened, but suddenly it worked and everything is great now!

 

Thanks to everybody here