[HELP]Game server port

hi,
i've been setting up 2 servers. i'm trying to merge them on one server so i don't have to put 2 pc online. the porblem is that i don't know where i change the game server port in the client so that i can connect on it.
if anyone knows this could you please let me know?

thanks in advance

sorry for bad english

Well you can use these ports : 9958 - 9960, instead of changning the gamserver port...

that won't work, the problem is this
Server 1 uses
auth port 9958
game port 5816

server 2 can't be setup with the same ports so if i change them i have to change the clients ports aswel. but i can't find where to change the Clients game server port.
when i change the login it works fine, i get the login message on the server but since i cannot change the game server port i get the message unable to connect to game server.
the only thing i need is to be able to change game server ports.
i just don't know where.

btw changing the ports 9958 and 9960 didn't work out thanks anyway for trying to help

The gameport is send back to client in the 0x41F packet, Auth information or however you might call it. It's two bytes starting from position 28.

thanks tanelipe, i will check it when i put my backup server online :-)

friendly greetings

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Originally Posted by tanelipe The gameport is send back to client in the 0x41F packet, Auth information or however you might call it. It's two bytes starting from position 28.

Quote:

Originally Posted by yuko thanks tanelipe, i will check it when i put my backup server online :-) friendly greetings

somehow i doubt u even understood 2 words of what he said, lol :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by lostsolder05 somehow i doubt u even understood 2 words of what he said, lol :rolleyes:

its not becaus i don't post much niether giving thanks that i won't understand what said

in packets.cs whole under you'll find this
public byte[] AuthResponse(string ip, byte[] key1, byte[] key2)
{
ushort PacketType = 0x41f;
byte[] Packet = new byte[32];
fixed (byte* p = Packet)
{
*((ushort*)p) = (ushort)Packet.Length;
*((ushort*)(p + 2)) = (ushort)PacketType;
*(p + 4) = key2[3];
*(p + 5) = key2[2];
*(p + 6) = key2[1];
*(p + 7) = key2[0];
*(p + 8) = key1[3];
*(p + 9) = key1[2];
*(p + 10) = key1[1];
*(p + 11) = key1[0];
for (int i = 0; i < ip.Length; i++)
{
*(p + 12 + i) = Convert.ToByte(ip[i]);
}
*(p + 28) = 0xb8;
*(p + 29) = 0x16;
}
return Packet;


thats what she/he ment

Yah that's what I mean, you could just do

Much easier to change in my opinion ^^

thanks tanelipe :-)

thats a way easyer way to fix it :) i was seeing it to complex :-) but it works fine now ;)

greetings
yuko

this might be stupid and most of you will suggest to use CIDloader but i'm not interested the gate jumps and other CID hacks. so i'm working with the play.exe and Server.dat

[Header]
GroupAmount=10
Group1=GroupPic10

[Group1]
ServerAmount=1

Server1=Server1
Ip1=x.xxx.xxx.xxx
Port1=9958
ServerName1=Server1
HintWord1=Server1
Pic1=servericon35

when i add a 2nd server like this
[Header]
GroupAmount=10
Group1=GroupPic10

[Group1]
ServerAmount=2

Server1=Server1
Ip1=x.xxx.xxx.xxx
Port1=9958
ServerName1=Server1
HintWord1=Server1
Pic1=servericon35

Server2=Server2
Ip2=x.xxx.xxx.xxx
Port2=9959
ServerName2=Server2
HintWord2=Server2
Pic2=servericon35

then he will stil work on the 1st server but not the 2nd server. he sais server.dat damaged. i was reading by hex workshop how he reads the server.dat and it seems evrything is filled in correctly.

any ideas whats wrong?

thanks in advance
#edit

nvm found out to make it work