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    HLDS Server - How to remove Proxy server

    Discussion in 'Networking and Wireless' started by Nocturnal310, Mar 28, 2008.

  1. Nocturnal310

    Nocturnal310 Notebook Virtuoso

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    Hi,

    I was hosting a Counter-strike server... known as HLDs.

    But it wasnt being detected by my friends... i think its coz of Proxy.


    How to Let my comp.. connect to internet without PRoxy?
     
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    blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso

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    On XP it can be found under the Internet Properties (control panel), connections.
     
    blue68f100, Mar 28, 2008
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    kay188 Notebook Enthusiast

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    There shouldnt be a proxy by default.

    I just loaded my server, it shows it connected to the Master Server, and my server is full every day! :D
     
    kay188, Mar 28, 2008
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    Nocturnal310 Notebook Virtuoso

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    Man... your ISP must be good.

    I think my ISP (Singnet) is using a Transparent Proxy server.

    I even did a Port Forwarding but

    No one can find my server automatically... i have to manually give IP to all my friends...

    Can u help me out?

    .
     
    Nocturnal310, Mar 29, 2008
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    blue68f100 Notebook Virtuoso

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    Use a dyndns to link, like DynDNS. This is a router option, most offer free services. That way they can always find you, no matter what the IP address.
     
    blue68f100, Mar 29, 2008
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