ID:2541291
 Feb 1 2020, 10:48 am
|
|
Hello everyone. I am trying to run BYOND off of one of my open ports connecting to my own IP, and each time I attempt to connect to my own address after Dream Daemon affirms that BYOND hub can reach my address, the program itself gives me a "Connection closed" message. I am sure I am running on an open port, I just opened it. I disabled firewall protections for BYOND and affiliated programs like Daemon and Seeker. I went into the cfg and changed the proxy port to the port I had just opened. I am seeking any help offered, thanks!
| |
|
Feb 1 2020, 10:50 am
|
|
Chazsadboys
 |
Now its telling me it cant open my port. This is strange.
|
If Dream Daemon's host join icon isn't letting you in, try typing in byond://192.168.x.x:xxxx (this is the IP for a local network, note the first x is 0 or 1 and the second is the number assigned to your host computer by your router...xxxx is the port you're hosting on). I've used that as a workaround when the game being hosted is acting up when trying to connect through Dream Daemon.
| |
Its when I type 127.0.0.1:xxxx to join the server in BYOND's "Open Location" area. It simply says "Connection closed."
| |
I've been unable to connect to localhost myself using Open Location in BYOND. That's the same thing as 127.0.0.1. Try connecting to it through your LAN instead.
| |
How would I connect to my LAN? On another note, whenever I use Dream Daemons yellow icon to automatically open the game, it gives me "connection closed."
| |
Attempting to connect to my own IP with the port that I opened results in a "connection failed" and not "connection closed." Is that significant?
| |