Server behind a router problem!

[(LiMEtte)]

hi guys.
i need your help!
i read all the other topics without real answer for my problem.

me and a friend of mine working on a new armagetron server and everything is running exept that the server do not appear on the master server.

talk_to_master 1 <----- its online.

but my friend computer is on a router D-Link DI-604... maybe its the problem but im not sure.

http://www.dlink.com/products/?pid=62

other spec:
emac 1ghz.
running osx 10.3.8


it is possible that the router do not let pass the information to the master server?

[(LiMEtte)]

here last two screenshots

[dlh]

In the Advanced > Virtual Server tab;

Name: Whatever
Private IP: IP of the computer on the network
Protocol: UDP
Private Port & Public Port: 4532 <-- This is the port armagetron uses

Or you can enable a DMZ host, which exposes all ports of the Private IP Computer to the internet.

Note: For my router (I have a linksys), you can not forward ports or have a dmz host with DHCP enabled on the router. You must be using static IP addresses.

I'm pretty sure your friend will have to turn off dhcp on the router.

[Tank Program]

Private Port & Public Port: 4532 <-- This is the port armagetron uses

Everything is fine except this bit. It's port 4534, not 4532.

[(LiMEtte)]

ok now... one step at the time...
still no sign of the server, but the other computer connected to the router can detect it on the LAN GAME section of armagetron.

here some other pictures...
and nemo talk about static IP, i found a section in the router dedicated for that. could you help me to fill the blank.

[dlh]

Yea, the Static DHCP option will work.

Enable it;
Name: Whatever
IP: The private ip address you want the computer to have all the time
MAC address: Go into the system profiler Application (Applications > Utilities),
then go to the Network option, and select the interface you are using (I assume Built-in Ethernet). Your mac address is the Ethernet address (example: 00:0b:95:b2:7a:c4)

I dont know what the DHCP client option does (what are the options in the list?)

OT: The static DCHP thing sounds like a nice option. I have to run my network of quite a few computers off of static IP addresses just because I want to forward some ports to one damn computer

Edit: dlink has a nice example interactive example of the interface at http://support.dlink.com/emulators/di60 ... izard.html