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Router Port Numbers for all DF games...
Since alot of these new members wont use the search function for this type of question, I have put together a listing of all DF games and the port
numbers.
Thanks to AN4RCHY for these numbers!
originally posted here
NovaLogic Games Firewall/Router Port List
Delta Force Xtreme
UDP Ports: 32768
The port numbers for DFX are the same as for JO with the exception of the 7595
port, which is used by Punk Buster.
The ports for the game are 32768, 49152 & 64206. All are UDP
Joint Operations: Typhoon Rising/Escalation
UDP Ports: 7597, 32768, 49152, and 64206
Delta Force: Black Hawk Down / Team Sabre
UDP Port: 17479
Delta Force: Land Warrior / Task Force Dagger
UDP Port: 17478
Delta Force / Delta Force 2
UDP Ports: 3568 and 3569
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brittanysecret
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Can two ppl play on the same server from the same router?
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yes and no.
you would need 2 game discs so you both have 1. The router is like a hub in the respect that you can run 2 pc's or more from it.
There is also the IP factor which comes into play, but some of the folks can answer that better then I can. hang in there.
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Can two ppl play on the same server from the same router?
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Definate Yes And NPs
Doesnt matter if you r behind arouter or use router software in one machine be it something like wingate, or ICS built into windows, just dont run ICS
or routing software at the same time as a router other wise u will screw up you local network and it is a [Censored] to fix in XP
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brittanysecret
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Steptoe
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Can two ppl play on the same server from the same router?
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Definate Yes And NPs
Doesnt matter if you r behind arouter or use router software in one machine be it something like wingate, or ICS built into windows, just dont run ICS
or routing software at the same time as a router other wise u will screw up you local network and it is a [Censored] to fix in XP
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Thanks for trying but im totally lost now. Forgive me but like Im a little slow on stuff like this.
Thanks,
Britt
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Steptoe
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Well u asked if 2 ppl can play the same server...yes...now thats asuming that your network is set up correct...An u are running legit copies of the
games...we dont deal with warez, so the latter is assumed
So are u having a problem IF so what is happening , how is you lan set up?
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brittanysecret
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Yes both copies r legit and both can play on diff servers at the same time but no in the same server so like I think its
something like having the same IP addy going to the server for both games.
OK so like I have a router installed on a cable modem. Both r on Windows XP. I had to set the ports to just forward and not block but I dont know much
about that stuff. I do have a firewall installed on both comps. Other than that I totally have no idea what to tell u that would help me. Thanks for
trying.
CU,
Britt
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Steptoe
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Yes both copies r legit and both can play on diff servers at the same time but no in the same server
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u dont need to open ports to play.
As far as ips/ports go, it sort of works like this
both goes out the router on diff ports
machine 1 connects to router on local ip:port 123, the NAT then sends off from external ip:port456
Server sends back info to external ip:456 router picks it up the thru NAT sends to local ip 123
2 machine does same sends off local ip:yyy (local ip diff to machine1) to router, router sends off external ip: 789, server sends back on port 789,
router recieves NAT as it came in on diff port to machine 1 to machine 1, router then sends to machine 2 local ip and port
THAT is why it isa called a router..it routes info to correct machines.
If u are running into probs maybe u have a machine with ics or something enabled that along with the router is issuing ips to the local network and
screwing up...thats the most common prob..to fix is a head ache in XP. I unisall network cards, make sure ics is not in services, reboot..clear cache
in router
There could be other reasons in your configuration also...there are detailed explanations and fixes in old posts...in very lay terms...u have to
understand the principles of how things work..there are also simple explanations to this in old posts...non techie.
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Hosting JointOps/Escalation
I'm having a similar problem regarding the ability to host games on my computer, but playing via LAN (with my other computer) works fine. I followed
the detailed steps noted within this excellent forum and created a stagnant IP address, opened-up all of the required ports (for JointOps/Escalation)
in both XP, as well as in my Linksys router, but my other computer still gets the 'enumerating' message when I try to join my server. I only do this,
so that I can see if others are able to see my server. It shows-up on the server list okay, but shows zero ping. I can serve/play, but that's about
it, as it appears that other computers (players) are still unable to join my server. Did I possibly do something incorrect and/or is there possibly
another step I yet need to take? Please advise and thanks for your help.
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lil mikey swat
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I need help hosting
what are these ports that you are talking about. I dont know how to host, everyone is unable to join my server for my clan!!!
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Azteco
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same problem
i have not seen anymore replys for this topic for a while and i am having the same problem anyone can get into my server but i can not any help would
be great thanks
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lil mikey swat
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Azteco....
This worked for me a while ago. This is at least what I remember.
You have to disable the firewall. Then you have to enable ICMP which is located in the properties of your internet connection. In your firewall
connections go to the tab labeled advanced and go to the ICMP settings on in the middle. Check all of the boxes here. Then go to start/run/and in the
box type 'cmd'. You will see a black box. Here you type 'ipconfig/all' and hit enter. The information in this black box you will use to type in to the
section Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).
-Good Luck
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Russman
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Please Help Me!!!!!!!!!!!
I need help hosting a server I know everyone asks questions about this all the time but mine might be a little different. I recently got a high sped
internet connection and sense then I haven’t been able to host a server anymore witch doesn’t make any sense because I was able to host a server
before with dial up. Now I cant get into my own server and neither can any of my friends its really Annoying. I have tried disabling all of my
firewalls and any type of protection on my computer. I do not understand any of this port address stuff talked about at all on here. I am not
computer illiterate I fix my own computer and all of them for the family and I still cannot figure this problem out I’ve been trying to fix this for
over a month now im about to give up on this ******* game for good even though I love this game.
Please help
~Russman
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green*dragon
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Hi
Well i got redirected to here but it still doesnt answer my question i dont know wat a firewall or ports are so i dont know how to open it or whatever
i have to do to get my server to work
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green*dragon
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Ok
So this is wat i did but still nobody can join my server wat am i supposed to do?!
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GoldenEagleLST
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2 ppl same server
Had the same problem long ago easiest fix is to open DMZ
this ofcourse makes your system vulnerable to attack but when your done in the same server just disable DMZ.
step has it on the nose here but if your not a guru like me then DMZ will solve the problem at hand lol
putting the correct things in your router port settings is the key.
I don't use a router anymore and forget all the settings but they are on this post anyway.
happy gaming
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My suggestion is DO NOT open the DMZ..
I did this when I got my new Modem/router (Cos mine got zapped by lightning)..
I thought I had a fully patched system...well..
I had shared folders..every exe file in those shared folders was attacked..
I lost over 400 files, cos they where unrepairable..
I keep a backup of those files on DVD, so I was lucky..
I had my Novalogic folder shared for the network..I had DF1, Df2, Df3, Df4, BHD, JO, JOE and DFX installed..all of the exe files where infected..
So, be carefull with the DMZ..
EE
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External hard drives are very good Alot of the time along with DVD/CDRW.
external hard drive. you can put programs on their so that it doesn't take up space on your comp. Less risk of them folders being hacked into. And
saves your pc basically.
but there agen if something happens to that external drive all work is lost. So you do as EE says and backup on disk 
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Help with hosting again.
I can not host me own games on nova world, i have opend the port?s for BHD TS but no one is able to join anyways, my uncle?s have the same router
make/model and the same problem, someone must know a way around this pleas.
all the best from Private_Reggy
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green*dragon
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yup
Same problem here but i got no answer
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ROUTER PROBLEM'S FOR DF2
ok here goes been playing bout 11 yrs. picked up on a new router [ Linksys WRT54GS ] wireless don't use the wireless but
it's all they had, so my problem is when itry to host I get server name with zero ping I've had Linksys support even try to get it to work and even
took a router back saying it was bad and now I have a brand new router lol same thing have any idea's my old router was a link's and hosted 4 yr's
with it just missing something ???? thx please reply I need to give my new squad a place to play [lol] 
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Lt.Dave
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Netgear WPN824 Hosting does not work
Netgear WPN824 Hosting does not work
(playing on-line works.)
I have tried everything. Can't host a game.
Fully patched. Router updated.
All listed ports open. (32768,7597,49152,64206 UDP)
In or out of the DMZ.
DF Typhoon or Escalation. (DFX works)
Guess the router is a bad one.
Netgear will not respond to questions.
I will need to switch router out of the
loop to play.
Anyone out there hosting with this router?
Dave
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play. I buy it.
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Eagle_Eye
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Your say DFX works, but JO Doesn't?
Funny, cos they use the same port number, unless you changed them in the game.cfg.
Strange....The top post says 64026, and my config says 65536....maybe this isn't what I think it's for...LOL..
I know I've used the ports in the first post to host DFX, but I've never setup a server for JO.
Jo/JoE
// MULTIPLAYER
mpipaddressstring = "0.0.0.0"
mpgateserverlocalportmin = "49152"
mpgateserverlocalportmax = "65536"
mpgateserverlocalportdelta = "1"
mpgateserverlocalportrandom = "0"
mpnovaworldportmin = "32768"
mpnovaworldportmax = "65535"
mpnovaworldportdelta = "1"
mpnovaworldportrandom = "0"
mpnovaworldlanenumsessionportmin = "32768"
mpnovaworldlanenumsessionportmax = "65535"
mpnovaworldlanenumsessionportdelta = "1"
mplanserverportmin = "32768"
mplanserverportmax = "32787"
mplanserverportdelta = "1"
mplanclientportmin = "32768"
mplanclientportmax = "65535"
mplanclientportdelta = "1"
mplanclientportrandom = "0"
mplanservertojoinportmin = "32768"
mplanservertojoinportmax = "32787"
mplanservertojoinportdelta = "1"
DFX:
// MULTIPLAYER
mpipaddressstring = "0.0.0.0"
mpgateserverlocalportmin = "49152"
mpgateserverlocalportmax = "65536"
mpgateserverlocalportdelta = "1"
mpgateserverlocalportrandom = "0"
mpnovaworldportmin = "32768"
mpnovaworldportmax = "32787"
mpnovaworldportdelta = "1"
mpnovaworldportrandom = "0"
mpnovaworldlanenumsessionportmin = "32768"
mpnovaworldlanenumsessionportmax = "32787"
mpnovaworldlanenumsessionportdelta = "1"
mplanserverportmin = "32768"
mplanserverportmax = "32787"
mplanserverportdelta = "1"
mplanclientportmin = "32768"
mplanclientportmax = "65535"
mplanclientportdelta = "1"
mplanclientportrandom = "0"
mplanservertojoinportmin = "32768"
mplanservertojoinportmax = "32787"
mplanservertojoinportdelta = "1"
EE
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Lt.Dave
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Hosting a JOserver
Hello Eagle_Eye.
The top post says 64206 not 64026.
The 65536 is a max port value. Because ports can not be higher than 65535. (which is FFFF hex.)
But yes, I can host and play DFX games while in the DMZ. (open ports do not allow hosting.)
And no, I have not chaned my default ports in the game.cfg file.)
But on JO, putting the computer on the router's DMZ or the open ports do not allow me to host a game. (well, I can host the game. Internet
players just just get enumerating forever. and can not play.)
Naturally, I can play any online game with other players servers.
Last night, I moved back to an old router
(Dlink DI-784) And it allows hosting while
in the DMZ. (I use Zone Alarm to protect the system while playing that way.) (was playing the IC mod maps.)
I have left notes for Novalogic and they do not answer. I have left notes to Netgear and they say they are too busy to read email. (automated email.)
It is funny how the routers DMZ is not really a DMZ. (fully open to the Internet)
Bad Wireless router: Netgear WPN824
Good Wireless router: DLink DI 784.
The Netgear is a real nice router otherwise.
All other multiplayer games work. (play and host.) PS. My game machine is hooked directly to the router. Not wireless.)
If I could get Novalogic to put in the network drivers they have to DFX in JO. Everything would be good.
Thanks
Dave
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Juggernaut
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Dammit, I still cannot Host my game
I have followed these posts carefully but have had NO luck in getting my machine to host my DFX games. I changed the setting in my router to DMZ
(only for my host machine) but everytime I try to access the game (which appears on Novalogic) with my other gaming PC it still sticks at "Enumerating
Session" with a 0 ping rate. I have tried forwarding all the required ports, and the same with triggering. I turned off all firewalls to the host
machine and still have had no luck...any suggestions?
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