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Chaining simulations connection issue 01/08/2022 at 21:07 #147432 | |
Louis123
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clive in post 147414 said:Louis123 in post 147407 said:Hi mate, I don't get TCP 0.0.0.050505 however I do get other numbers instead of 50505, do I use one of those as the port number instead?MarkC in post 147403 said:That strongly suggests that you've got a firewall running on your machine (Windows Defender?) which is blocking the relevant port.No that doesn't work as it instantly disconnects me with no attempt of even connecting Log in to reply |
Chaining simulations connection issue 02/08/2022 at 12:12 #147442 | |
clive
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Louis123 in post 147432 said:clive in post 147414 said:The numbers are the port numbers. But unless you opened SimSig on one of those ports, connecting to them is not going to help. You *MUST* use the number of the port you opened on the other sim. If that's not showing in the list, then something is preventing it from opening or it's being blocked upstream of the network interface.Hi mate, I don't get TCP 0.0.0.050505 however I do get other numbers instead of 50505, do I use one of those as the port number instead? All of which continues to suggest you've got a firewall running (perhaps as part of an anti-virus) that's causing the problem. Log in to reply |
Chaining simulations connection issue 02/08/2022 at 15:49 #147444 | |
Louis123
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clive in post 147442 said:Louis123 in post 147432 said:Managed to get it working, port forwarding seemed to be the issue, just applied the TCP port 50505 to it and my IP, that sorted the problem out, thank you for taking time to help me though, much appreciated.clive in post 147414 said:The numbers are the port numbers. But unless you opened SimSig on one of those ports, connecting to them is not going to help. You *MUST* use the number of the port you opened on the other sim. If that's not showing in the list, then something is preventing it from opening or it's being blocked upstream of the network interface.Hi mate, I don't get TCP 0.0.0.050505 however I do get other numbers instead of 50505, do I use one of those as the port number instead? Log in to reply |