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Found in Bug Tracker. Look at the 2nd post made by the Topic Starter. Sura - Gate of hell

Topic starter warned. Please don't edit your first post and deleting what was originally posted. Instead of marking it solved by yourselves, it'll be better to share the solution(s) done so others will be able to solve similar issues.

This isn't an issue if your server is hosted on a dedicated machine or a VPS. Things to consider: Before using No-IP's service, you should know if you're on static or dynamic IP. If static then there is no need for you to use such service(s). Hamachi is only usable when you're unable to do port forwarding and/or unable to configure, or you're having difficulties doing the procedures on port forward part Go for dedicated server(s) or VPS when going public, you only host your server at home/office/school for testing purposes. Note: There are actually cheap VPS service(s). I myself go for these to host my test server(s). @Topic When you want to release your server to the public and still play on the same machine, then the proper IP Configuration would be: LAN IP WAN IP/no-ip or any DNS service(s)

Learn use the code (<>) tag. If you already have a script but want to change elements or how it runs or etc, then please avoid posting under Script Request. It falls under Script Support.

Try to include the things you did when diffing your client. As what Judas mentioned, you may have diffed differently.

Temporarily moved to Script Support section. To TS: Please attach/include your warper script for both the npc and your respawn script.

Moved to Server Support.

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Moved to Third-Party Application. You don't have to use fancy installer. If your patches are only small in size then use Compression (RAR,Zip,etc..). You can use WinRAR's SFX if you wanted it to be more installer-like.

Moved to Client Support. Has anyone tried running Ragnarok Client on Windows 8 Machines? If not, then rollback to windows 7.

When you're logging in and is using the same machine as your server, there is no need for you to use your Global/WAN/LAN IP. You only need those when logging in on different machine.

I beg to differ. @TS What you only need to do is setup the proper connections strings, IPs, to your global/WAN IP. To port forward ports, there are a lot of guides in the web. Every router has its own setup.

I don't know where you guys are looking at. The first post, from your screenshot, obviously shows an SQL Connection Error. You only change your SQL Connection strings when your database is not on the same machine as your server. If it is on the same machine, then leave it, localhost or 127.0.0.1 or use LAN IP when it's on your network. You only need to port forward when you're ready to accept connection from those that are not in your network. The rest of your config seems legit. Give it a try.

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It's an SQL Query. Execute the syntaxes either on your SQL Browser/Workbench or through sql command line.

Of course they won't be able to connect if you set your IPs to your local IP. Change the local IPs to your global IP (map, char conf)

Please be mindful the next time you post.

Everything is base on preferences. Being 'stable' means it will work with rAthena. You'll have to do testings on your own.

Moved to proper section.