DNAS Server

DJ Sinc · 2nd July 2001, 14:32

Anyone know how to get the server to work when the error message "[yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave error (nak)" & "[yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave extended error (Connection refused 194.117.133.166:8000 check shoutcast.com troubleshooting)"

cheers,

Sheepy Deepy · 2nd July 2001, 16:10

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If you need anymore help, feel free to come back.

Tom · 3rd July 2001, 01:27

Also if 194.117.133.166 is not your IP then you may want to try setting Yport to 666 in the sc_serv.ini file. Otherwise it is most likely caused by a firewall/proxy that you are running.

Tom

DJ Sinc · 3rd July 2001, 08:56

Yeah, I am behind a firewall which i took down and it still didn't work. I also using internet connection sharing which the other computer has a firewall and so does my cable modem. is there any other ways to get the server to work?

cheers

Sheepy Deepy · 3rd July 2001, 11:01

It may not be the firewall though, its possible that it could be the ISP you are using.

When I started using Shoutcast, I thought it was my firewall that wasn't allowing me broadcast, but then I found that it would let me broadcast sometimes (usually in the early hours of the morning) and not let me at other times. So, this is the conclusion I came to.

You can try broadcasting at times when there would be less people using the service in your area (just to see if this is the problem).

DJ Sinc · 3rd July 2001, 11:12

I dont think that it is anything to do with my isp, as i get the error form the server and it says that it is sending bytes but if u look at the modem lights nothing is sending and i cant find myself on the shoutcast list. it says 0 of 32 listeners are listenong too but i cant see myself on the shoutcast web site. is it really broadcasting or not??

cheers

Tom · 3rd July 2001, 11:27

You cannot find yourself on the SHOUTcast yp because of that error you are getting. That is preventing you from getting listed. That error means that the SHOUTcast yp cannot find your server. As a matter of fact I doubt anyone outside of you LAN would be able to connect to your server (the people inside the LAN would have to use the internal IP and then they should be able to connect). I would start with configuring ICS properly and then see where that gets me before I start messing around with all the firewalls. Check out T9. in: http://players.shoutclub.com/SHOUTcastFAQ.txt
I think I go over the basics and go to that link for details about setting up port forwarding.

Tom

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2nd July 2001, 14:32	#1
DJ Sinc Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 3	Anyone know how to get the server to work when the error message "[yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave error (nak)" & "[yp_add] yp.shoutcast.com gave extended error (Connection refused 194.117.133.166:8000 check shoutcast.com troubleshooting)" cheers,

2nd July 2001, 16:10	#2
Sheepy Deepy Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 57	Go Here If you need anymore help, feel free to come back.

3rd July 2001, 01:27	#3
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,485	Also if 194.117.133.166 is not your IP then you may want to try setting Yport to 666 in the sc_serv.ini file. Otherwise it is most likely caused by a firewall/proxy that you are running. Tom

3rd July 2001, 08:56	#4
DJ Sinc Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 3	Yeah, I am behind a firewall which i took down and it still didn't work. I also using internet connection sharing which the other computer has a firewall and so does my cable modem. is there any other ways to get the server to work? cheers

3rd July 2001, 11:01	#5
Sheepy Deepy Member Join Date: Apr 2001 Posts: 57	It may not be the firewall though, its possible that it could be the ISP you are using. When I started using Shoutcast, I thought it was my firewall that wasn't allowing me broadcast, but then I found that it would let me broadcast sometimes (usually in the early hours of the morning) and not let me at other times. So, this is the conclusion I came to. You can try broadcasting at times when there would be less people using the service in your area (just to see if this is the problem).

3rd July 2001, 11:12	#6
DJ Sinc Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 3	I dont think that it is anything to do with my isp, as i get the error form the server and it says that it is sending bytes but if u look at the modem lights nothing is sending and i cant find myself on the shoutcast list. it says 0 of 32 listeners are listenong too but i cant see myself on the shoutcast web site. is it really broadcasting or not?? cheers

3rd July 2001, 11:27	#7
Tom Moderator Join Date: Apr 2000 Posts: 4,485	You cannot find yourself on the SHOUTcast yp because of that error you are getting. That is preventing you from getting listed. That error means that the SHOUTcast yp cannot find your server. As a matter of fact I doubt anyone outside of you LAN would be able to connect to your server (the people inside the LAN would have to use the internal IP and then they should be able to connect). I would start with configuring ICS properly and then see where that gets me before I start messing around with all the firewalls. Check out T9. in: http://players.shoutclub.com/SHOUTcastFAQ.txt I think I go over the basics and go to that link for details about setting up port forwarding. Tom