How do i set up a server????(i have a router)

[SNOWBOARDING!!!!!!!!!!!!!]

I really want to set up my own server, and i haven't the first clue towards how to do it. As I wrote in the headline, I do have a router, and I have V2.2.5, unreal gold. If anyone posts any instructions, make sure they are very clear and donit miss a single step. Any information that you need, I'll give.(If I can.)

[Taragon]

I think the reading part starts about here http://unreal.epicgames.com/utServers.htm and http://wiki.unrealadmin.org/Ports_%28UT%29
After that using the search funtion at these forums looking for similair questions will get you pretty far te get started :)

Ignore that: buttpirate is right :redface:

[buttpirate]

I think the reading part starts about here http://unreal.epicgames.com/utServers.htm and http://wiki.unrealadmin.org/Ports_%28UT%29
After that using the search funtion at these forums looking for similair questions will get you pretty far te get started :)


He's talking about Unreal, not UT.

There's some info in the Wiki, I've never run an Unreal server myself.

[kawaii]

I'm sure that with a little research you can find a guide about setting up an unreal server.
And that togehther with this http://www.portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm should get you where you want to be.

[DanielKelly16229]

http://www.smartball-unreal.com/MakingAServer.html

thats a pretty good guide.. he is a main mod developer for unreal 1... you can download his mutator EDM from his website: www.smartball-unreal.com

Some other good resource sites (for unreal 1) are:

http://hypernl.thenerdnetwork.net
http://www.celticwarriors.net
http://www.tcp-clan.nl.nu/

[-=V@STV$T=-]

http://portforward.com/ however using virtual server is best because it closes the ports when the program is done, keep port 9833 and 1 to 1056 closed at all times ,forwarding is an good alternate option to.

[2399Skillz]

http://portforward.com/ however using virtual server is best because it closes the ports when the program is done, keep port 9833 and 1 to 1056 closed at all times ,forwarding is an good alternate option to.

Look man, we appreciate your enthusiasm to help out people around here, but can you please use some sense and look at the post DATES of some of these threads you are replying to?

This thread was started back in 2006!

[ChewThis]

lol...:P