What's this with that port switching lately ?
And is there a better way to assign the current ip:port to the nwn2player.ini file. ?
I have to edit it manually and set it to readonly afterwards, otherwise it always gets overriden with the default nwn2 port (5121) sooner or later.
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Nyeleni
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Re: ports
It is to defend against ddos attacks, which we have right now.
Hm. Actually I use direct connect and it never reverts back to the usual port number. Do you use the list sometimes in between? Only then does it revert.
Hm. Actually I use direct connect and it never reverts back to the usual port number. Do you use the list sometimes in between? Only then does it revert.
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Theodore01
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Re: ports
i use a shortcut with +connect to start the game,
when i then quit to main menu and use direct connect it has the default port again.
when i then quit to main menu and use direct connect it has the default port again.
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Re: ports
Log in on Direct Connect, manually placing in the IP + port. It will never change again, unless you manually retype it.
Or, use the name 'game.bgtscc.net'.
Or, use the name 'game.bgtscc.net'.
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Re: ports
A better method would be using pattern matching via ngrep and blacklisting/action drop those origin IPs instead of this if one's not able to blacklist in the carrier upstream.Nyeleni wrote:It is to defend against ddos attacks, which we have right now.