Probably the same problem a lot of others are having.

JediPimp · 25th August 2003, 06:15

ok, im new to this. as if it werent obvious enough. ive read through these forums and havent found any answers at all.

ok here is my problem

Event log:
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [SHOUTcast] DNAS/win32 v1.9.2 (Nov 25 2002) starting up...
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] loaded config from C:\Program Files\SHOUTcast\sc_serv.ini
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] initializing (usermax:32 portbase:8000)...
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] No ban file found (sc_serv.ban)
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] No rip file found (sc_serv.rip)
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] opening source socket
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] source thread starting
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] opening client socket
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] Client Stream thread [0] starting
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] client main thread starting
<08/25/03@02:14:11> [source] listening for connection on port 8001
<08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] connected from 127.0.0.1
<08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] icy-name

J Pelon ; icy-genre:Various
<08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] icy-pub:1 ; icy-br:56 ; icy-url:http://www.shoutcast.com
<08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] icy-irc:#shoutcast ; icy-icq:0 ; icy-aim:N/A
<08/25/03@02:14:25> [yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave error (nak)
<08/25/03@02:14:25> [yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave extended error (Cannot see your station/computer (IP: 205.247.28.157:8000) from the Internet, disable Internet Sharing/NAT/firewall/ISP cache (Connection timed out))

I am using Windows ME. and i am not running a firewall or internet sharing. I am not using a router, or any p2p program. i am using a dsl connection.
there is one thing puzzling me though. I used a link to see my ip address. something like youripaddress.com or whatever. and it was the same as above, but i clicked on my start button and then clicked on run and typed in 'winipcfg' and i got something totally different

the ip address i see there is 10.10.10.27
and when i click the more info button i see what looks like another ip address next to DNS servers.

needless to say all of this is pretty confusing especially to a complete NOOB! heh
and i have read some posts about forwarding ports and stuff but i never see a post that tells you exactly how to do anything around here, just a bunch of the same links that lead to dead ends. is there any help for newbs?

Jeremy

LollipopLustKil · 25th August 2003, 15:06

Did you change the SrcIP or DestIp from ANY in the sc_serv file?

What are putting in the 'Address' and 'Port' boxes on the shoutcast menu?

HMR · 25th August 2003, 16:45

You can find in your register of windows a place to open port 8000 8001, windows have closed this normally.

I don't know the location for ME only for 98.

Good Luke.

LollipopLustKil · 25th August 2003, 16:47

You have to actually have a router to use Port Forwarding. Don't confuse the kid.

HMR · 25th August 2003, 16:51

I'm sorry but that is not true. i don't use anykind of that and i had the same problem. I'm fully shore. I work in the it and i know what a router is.

LollipopLustKil · 25th August 2003, 16:53

How would you port forward without a router?

HMR · 25th August 2003, 16:56

It's not a forward it's a closed port. I wil install a win98 comp now for the search true the register.

You will receive a repley in 90 minutes with regedit.

Greets HMR

FesterHead · 25th August 2003, 17:45

10.10.10.27 is a lan ip.

205.247.28.157 is potentially your real, world-visible ip.

Check out http://www.radiotoolbox.com/cantheygetin and see if the reported information there helps.

Does your ISP block ports?

HMR · 25th August 2003, 18:21

For your information it's not mine problem. it's anybody else i had that problem but that was by a friend of mine. i have a good ISP

JediPimp · 25th August 2003, 19:36

Festerhead, i used the link that you provided above and i recieved this message.
205.247.28.157:8000 is Closed

Reason Given: Connection timed out
More about this error: This means that you are most likely behind a firewall, this error esentially says that you and your computer aren't there. You might also check to be sure that your ip is 205.247.28.157, if it is not then you are behind some sort of proxy.

so now that we probably know that it is actually my isp and not me that is causing the problem is there a way to fix this?

FesterHead · 25th August 2003, 19:43

Contact your ISP and verify they block ports.

If they do, ask if they'll open/forward the necessary port(s) to you.

Is it against your ISP TOS to run a server?

JediPimp · 25th August 2003, 19:44

I didnt see anything against running a server when i signed the user agreement. so ill call them up and talk to them, Thank you. ill post here on how it goes.

JediPimp · 25th August 2003, 20:24

Just finished talking with the mantainance guy, hey has the call this in up to the people above him cuz he doesnt really know that himself, heh some tech guy hmm.... oh well. maybe ill have an answer tomorrow.

25th August 2003, 06:15	#1
JediPimp Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: VA Posts: 5	Probably the same problem a lot of others are having. ok, im new to this. as if it werent obvious enough. ive read through these forums and havent found any answers at all. ok here is my problem Event log: <08/25/03@02:14:11> [SHOUTcast] DNAS/win32 v1.9.2 (Nov 25 2002) starting up... <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] loaded config from C:\Program Files\SHOUTcast\sc_serv.ini <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] initializing (usermax:32 portbase:8000)... <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] No ban file found (sc_serv.ban) <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] No rip file found (sc_serv.rip) <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] opening source socket <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] source thread starting <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] opening client socket <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] Client Stream thread [0] starting <08/25/03@02:14:11> [main] client main thread starting <08/25/03@02:14:11> [source] listening for connection on port 8001 <08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] connected from 127.0.0.1 <08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] icy-nameJ Pelon ; icy-genre:Various <08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] icy-pub:1 ; icy-br:56 ; icy-url:http://www.shoutcast.com <08/25/03@02:14:14> [source] icy-irc:#shoutcast ; icy-icq:0 ; icy-aim:N/A <08/25/03@02:14:25> [yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave error (nak) <08/25/03@02:14:25> [yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave extended error (Cannot see your station/computer (IP: 205.247.28.157:8000) from the Internet, disable Internet Sharing/NAT/firewall/ISP cache (Connection timed out)) I am using Windows ME. and i am not running a firewall or internet sharing. I am not using a router, or any p2p program. i am using a dsl connection. there is one thing puzzling me though. I used a link to see my ip address. something like youripaddress.com or whatever. and it was the same as above, but i clicked on my start button and then clicked on run and typed in 'winipcfg' and i got something totally different the ip address i see there is 10.10.10.27 and when i click the more info button i see what looks like another ip address next to DNS servers. needless to say all of this is pretty confusing especially to a complete NOOB! heh and i have read some posts about forwarding ports and stuff but i never see a post that tells you exactly how to do anything around here, just a bunch of the same links that lead to dead ends. is there any help for newbs? Jeremy

25th August 2003, 15:06	#2
LollipopLustKil Insomniac (Forum King) Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Ohio Posts: 3,033	Did you change the SrcIP or DestIp from ANY in the sc_serv file? What are putting in the 'Address' and 'Port' boxes on the shoutcast menu? Scotty Doesn't Know

25th August 2003, 16:47	#4
LollipopLustKil Insomniac (Forum King) Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Ohio Posts: 3,033	You have to actually have a router to use Port Forwarding. Don't confuse the kid. Scotty Doesn't Know

25th August 2003, 16:53	#6
LollipopLustKil Insomniac (Forum King) Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Ohio Posts: 3,033	How would you port forward without a router? Scotty Doesn't Know

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25th August 2003, 16:45	#3
HMR Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hoofddorp the netherlands Posts: 9	You can find in your register of windows a place to open port 8000 8001, windows have closed this normally. I don't know the location for ME only for 98. Good Luke.

25th August 2003, 16:51	#5
HMR Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hoofddorp the netherlands Posts: 9	I'm sorry but that is not true. i don't use anykind of that and i had the same problem. I'm fully shore. I work in the it and i know what a router is.

25th August 2003, 16:56	#7
HMR Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hoofddorp the netherlands Posts: 9	It's not a forward it's a closed port. I wil install a win98 comp now for the search true the register. You will receive a repley in 90 minutes with regedit. Greets HMR

25th August 2003, 17:45	#8
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	10.10.10.27 is a lan ip. 205.247.28.157 is potentially your real, world-visible ip. Check out http://www.radiotoolbox.com/cantheygetin and see if the reported information there helps. Does your ISP block ports?

25th August 2003, 18:21	#9
HMR Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hoofddorp the netherlands Posts: 9	For your information it's not mine problem. it's anybody else i had that problem but that was by a friend of mine. i have a good ISP

25th August 2003, 19:36	#10
JediPimp Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: VA Posts: 5	Festerhead, i used the link that you provided above and i recieved this message. 205.247.28.157:8000 is Closed Reason Given: Connection timed out More about this error: This means that you are most likely behind a firewall, this error esentially says that you and your computer aren't there. You might also check to be sure that your ip is 205.247.28.157, if it is not then you are behind some sort of proxy. so now that we probably know that it is actually my isp and not me that is causing the problem is there a way to fix this?

25th August 2003, 19:43	#11
FesterHead Alumni Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Maui, Hawaii Posts: 14,108	Contact your ISP and verify they block ports. If they do, ask if they'll open/forward the necessary port(s) to you. Is it against your ISP TOS to run a server?

25th August 2003, 19:44	#12
JediPimp Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: VA Posts: 5	I didnt see anything against running a server when i signed the user agreement. so ill call them up and talk to them, Thank you. ill post here on how it goes.

25th August 2003, 20:24	#13
JediPimp Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: VA Posts: 5	Just finished talking with the mantainance guy, hey has the call this in up to the people above him cuz he doesnt really know that himself, heh some tech guy hmm.... oh well. maybe ill have an answer tomorrow.