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sabretooth

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  1. OK from here it's all down to the port forward. First thing to double check is your router's port forwarding configuration. Double check that under "Port Forwarding List", that it says: 25565-25565 TCP 192.168.0.2 N/A N/A Then check it vs a tool such as http://www.canyouseeme.org/ Just enter "25565" into that site and see what the resultant output is.
  2. Sorry, skip that step - I forgot to take it out. I've amended the list of steps. EDIT: Ah, so you got the firewall exception in OK? So Tekkit can now connect via 192.168.0.2 now? Connecting to 127.0.0.1/localhost won't work while you have "server-ip=" has an IP listed in server.properties. I would personally remove the IP from that line so it just reads "server-ip=", and restart the server - then see how it goes.
  3. 1) First step, we should verify that the server was successfully able to get port 25565. Type this at a command prompt: [tt]netstat -an | find "25565"[/tt] If you get a result that says something like either of the following two lines: [tt]TCP 0.0.0.0:25565 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING[/tt] [tt]TCP 192.168.0.2:25565 0.0.0.0:0 LISTENING[/tt] Then the Tekkit/MineCraft side of things is all OK. I suspect that based on what you have put in your server.properties file, that you will get the second line. 2) Now we need to check your PC's firewall. In the bottom right corner of the screen next to the time, there should be an icon of a screen with a plug over it - which when hovered over says "Network xx, Internet access". Click this once, and select "Network and Sharing Center". In the bottom left of the screen, it should say "Windows Firewall". Select this. Click "Advanced Settings". Click "Inbound Rules". Click "New Rule". Select "Port", click Next. Make sure "TCP" is selected, and in the "Specific local ports" box, enter "25565". Click Next. Make sure "Allow" is selected, and click Next. Make sure all boxes are ticked, and click Next. Name the rule something like "Tekkit Server" and click Finish. Then give it another try.
  4. My wireless transmitters/receivers were simply erased by the conversion process - there seem to be a bunch more wireless goodies in this version. We're going to need to know exactly where you're up to in the process - I'm not 100% on where you became unstuck.
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