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Gamkek
06-02-2010, 08:13 PM
Hi guys,
So my roommate has taken to streaming Netflix movies lately which is really ticking me off because it obliterates anything else on our shared internet connection; games, HTTP traffic or otherwise, everything become completely unusable.
So I've purchased an ASUS WL-520gu router which I've flashed with Tomato firmware and I'm trying to prioritize traffic with QoS. Everything's gone smoothly so far except for one thing:
I can't seem to find out what ports Project 1999 uses! I searched the forums but no luck. I'm guessing it's the same as the EQ Live servers which would make it thus:
Chat server - 9875
World server - 9000
Zone server - 1350 to 1430
Are these the ports used for Project 1999? I need to be sure in order to know if my QoS setup is doing it's job.
Any information on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
Rogean
06-02-2010, 08:17 PM
Worldserver 9000
Zones 7000-7150
IP's:
World: 216.59.33.140
Zone1: 216.59.33.141
Zone2: 216.59.33.142
Test/Beta Server: 216.59.33.143
Gamkek
06-03-2010, 01:40 AM
Thank you, good sir!
Nikkanu
01-14-2015, 06:20 PM
Worldserver 9000
Zones 7000-7150
IP's:
World: 216.59.33.140
Zone1: 216.59.33.141
Zone2: 216.59.33.142
Test/Beta Server: 216.59.33.143
We only have 4G internet were I live which can be very laggy at times. I want to setup QoS to give EQ bandwidth top priority to see if that helps with my high pings. Is this information still up to date? I realize this post is several years old but I did several searches and couldn't find anything more up to date.
makks
01-14-2015, 06:56 PM
How do i set these up on my router. all my ip addresses in port forwarding start in 192.168.0.___
Im not aable to zoneinto kunark and im thinking htis is why.
Anyone got a step by step.
maerilith
11-10-2015, 02:53 PM
bump forwarding world/zone servers with port triggering halps a lot with zoning and crashing,
arris modem.
Beinen
11-28-2015, 05:19 PM
Worldserver 9000
Zones 7000-7150
IP's:
World: 216.59.33.140
Zone1: 216.59.33.141
Zone2: 216.59.33.142
Test/Beta Server: 216.59.33.143
To be honest, I don't know what I need to do with this once I get into my Ubee DDW36C modem's firmware.
Local IP
Local Start Port
Local End Port
External Start Port
External End Port
Protocol TCP UDP BOTH
This is what I need to fill in.
nyclin
12-01-2015, 02:24 PM
To be honest, I don't know what I need to do with this once I get into my Ubee DDW36C modem's firmware.
Local IP
Local Start Port
Local End Port
External Start Port
External End Port
Protocol TCP UDP BOTH
This is what I need to fill in.
Local IP: The internal (192.168.*.*) IP of your computer
Local Start Port: Same as External Start Port
Local End port: Same as External End Port
External Start Port: 7000
External End Port: 9000
Protocol: Both is safest, but EQ uses UDP for most stuff if you're concerned
If you don't want to open up 7151-8999 (which aren't needed), you can make two separate rules, one for ports 7000-7150 and one for port 9000
magnetaress
04-03-2020, 10:17 AM
BUMP this fixed the no servers blank at login screen, had to do this, again, thanks, relevant information:
Worldserver 9000
Zones 7000-7150
IP's:
World: 216.59.33.140
Zone1: 216.59.33.141
Zone2: 216.59.33.142
Test/Beta Server: 216.59.33.143
need port forwarding to local ip address on router, comcast thing, thx comcastbros, now spectrum, someone please add this to a FAQ???
Aethor
04-18-2020, 04:11 PM
bump. i need some help with this. Can someone talk me through it?
Izmael
04-18-2020, 04:49 PM
https://github.com/Zaela/p99-login-middlemand
This little piece of software usually fixes the blank server list issue for me, that happens sometimes on some wifi connections and whatnot.
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