Language fix - VM(Routing) solution (Error 81-84)

[gr1nch1985]

after the "add route" thing my d3 cant connect to any server, it says I should check my internet connection or something...
after rebooting it works again.
just changed the mask from 255.255.255.255 to 255.255.255.0 and added the IP adress of my network adapter behind.
is that right? oO

[BlehMe]

Originally Posted by gr1nch1985

after the "add route" thing my d3 cant connect to any server, it says I should check my internet connection or something...
after rebooting it works again.
just changed the mask from 255.255.255.255 to 255.255.255.0 and added the IP adress of my network adapter behind.
is that right? oO

Read the tutorial and the first posts to be sure which IP you've to enter.
You don't have to change the mask. 255.255.255.255 means that only the IP (80.239.208.193) of this rule will be routed, not a network like 80.239.208.x.

[shuuky]

uhm i have 3 ru clients i run all 3 togehter did i do this solution for every client?

[BlehMe]

Originally Posted by shuuky

uhm i have 3 ru clients i run all 3 togehter did i do this solution for every client?

Added a new version which routes via the private network, then you only have to add the route at the specific pc to the VM.

[shuuky]

ty

[novaforce]

ty BlehMe, but could you post the root password so one could check the system if he wants to
and if you are going to build a new version you could lower or disable the GRUB timeout

[droh99]

Just in case somebody will have the same problem like me. I need to change original IP address of the login server from 80.239.208.193 to 12.130.244.193 (in route command) and it works perfectly. Thank you!

[Helm2000]

Funktioniert diese Methode auch mit einem MAC ? Habe VM schon installiert , nur wie gebe ich die route Befehle am MAC ein ? Geht das vielleicht über Terminal ?

This method works well with a MAC? VM had been installed, but how do I enter the route commands on Mac? Is that perhaps terminal?

So ich habe es rausgefunden .
Die route Befehle muß man im Terminal eingeben :
sudo route add 80.239.208.193 <ip of the VM (eth0)>

Jetzt läuft es !

That's how I found out there.
The route commands must be entered in the terminal:
sudo route add 80.239.208.193 <ip of the VM (eth0)>

Now it works!

[Wurmi]

What is wrong ? need help :-)



EDIT: I`am an idiot ^^

i got the solution *gG* i work with network protection aka MAC Filter :-) and after i put the VM MAC in my router everything was fine :-)

THANKS :-)

[Flat]

thanks - working fine

[random_noob]

something isn't working for me, i guess this method requires a router? i don't have one, because i have fiber plugged directly into my computer. as soon as i add route my connection stops working

[Fool Jester]

Don't work for me
I think my error is in the network option.. I don't have your options in bridge menu.
Or i have to select other options?
However, thanks and great job dude!
p.s. sorry for my bad english.
p.p.s but is way better than my russian. that's why i'm here

[yehowah]

hey BlehMe schöne Sache ich bin echt erstaunt das du das so schnell so gut hinbekommen hast. Danke das du TinyCore Linux wie von mir vorgeschlagen benutzt hast . Schöne Sache . Schau mir dann mal dein Python script an und danke für die VM. Echt netter Zug.

grüße

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Bleh Me es könnte sein das man für die verschiedene Sprachen, andere Routen einstellen muss, da die offiziellen Login Server verschieden sind. Ansonsten echt schön gemacht

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Blizzard fragt alle 30 Min nach Client Code könnte passieren das man nach dem Login rausfliegt Aber noch nicht getestet

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Funktioniert alles Perfekt! Erste Lösung die wohl UD ist. Danke dir ( P.S: nein man fliegt nicht nach 30 min ausm Game) Good Job!

[Backdraft2222]

Vielen Dank - funktioniert PERFEKT! Du hattest einen Haufen Arbeit damit und stellst es kostenfrei hier rein - RESPEKT. Würd dir gerne ein Bier zahlen

[BlehMe]

Originally Posted by Backdraft2222

Würd dir gerne ein Bier zahlen

Momentan bin ich in Zuerich, das kommende Wochenende in Stuttgart und ab Montag wieder in Hamburg - vielleicht laesst sich da etwas einrichten