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Is something wrong with Chaining??

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Is something wrong with Chaining?? 12/11/2022 at 15:23 #148706
Guts 586 posts	I can't get chaining to work. Is there something wrong with the server? I've turned off my Firewall and I still cannot connect. Log in to reply

Is something wrong with Chaining?? 12/11/2022 at 16:36 #148710
headshot119 4869 posts	If you are trying to chain two simulations on your own computer (The same computer) then there's no server involved. Are you actually asking about issues with port forwarding and people not being able to connect to sessions you are hosting? "Passengers for New Lane, should be seated in the rear coach of the train " - Opinions are my own and not those of my employer Log in to reply

Is something wrong with Chaining?? 14/11/2022 at 18:00 #148736
Guts 586 posts	headshot119 in post 148710 said: If you are trying to chain two simulations on your own computer (The same computer) then there's no server involved. Are you actually asking about issues with port forwarding and people not being able to connect to sessions you are hosting? I've got the Mega chain set up and running but it's not allowing anyone to connect. I've been checking the Port forwarding by trying to connect over the net but I can't connect and neither can anyone else Log in to reply

Is something wrong with Chaining?? 14/11/2022 at 19:43 #148738
JamesN 1576 posts	Guts in post 148736 said: I've got the Mega chain set up and running but it's not allowing anyone to connect. I've been checking the Port forwarding by trying to connect over the net but I can't connect and neither can anyone else So you can chain the simulations together fine; that means there won't be anything wrong with chaining; but evidently is with your port forwarding set up. Usual culprits that can surface from time to time and "break" an existing port forwarding set up:- Windows and other Firewalls Change of local IP Change of router settings I'd recommend starting to look through those to diagnose your issue. Log in to reply The following user said thank you: Guts

Is something wrong with Chaining?? 17/11/2022 at 19:32 #148808
Guts 586 posts	JamesN in post 148738 said: Guts in post 148736 said: I've got the Mega chain set up and running but it's not allowing anyone to connect. I've been checking the Port forwarding by trying to connect over the net but I can't connect and neither can anyone else So you can chain the simulations together fine; that means there won't be anything wrong with chaining; but evidently is with your port forwarding set up. Usual culprits that can surface from time to time and "break" an existing port forwarding set up:- Windows and other Firewalls Change of local IP Change of router settings I'd recommend starting to look through those to diagnose your issue. Thanks. Sorted. Router was the issue. Log in to reply The following user said thank you: JamesN

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