Hello.
My problem is that I cannot connect to the master-server that i set up on one of my computers over internet. I can connect fine over LAN (e.g. 192.168.1.36) or locally using the localhost ip ( e.g. 127.0.0.1). When I try to use the public ip, its as if it doesn’t exist. I even used no-ip.com to forward my ip, but with no avail. I believe I set it up correctly, because I can connect over LAN, and I know my firewall is not a problem, because it is not enabled. I believe it is a NAT issue, but I don’t know why or how to fix it. Thanks in advance.
Here is my code so far:
public string NewIPAddress = "172.22.173.177";
public int NewIPPort = 23466;
public string NewNATFAddress = "172.22.173.177";
public int NewNATFPort = 50005;
void Start(){
MasterServer.ipAddress = NewIPAddress;
MasterServer.port = NewIPPort;
Network.natFacilitatorIP = NewNATFAddress;
Network.natFacilitatorPort = NewNATFPort;
Network.Connect(MasterServer.ipAddress,MasterServer.port);
//MasterServer.RegisterHost("LobbyChat","NLGFPS");
print(Network.player.ipAddress);
print(Network.TestConnectionNAT(true));
}
sorry if this is wrong
but this seems to be due to the NAT punch through
which i got the sense would be the hidden evil to people making their own servers.
Id look in to photon, they seem to provide an awesome solution to unity Networking all around
