Running Internal Gproxy not allowing me to host games after quitting client

[OzziePoison]

Hi all,

I was suggested to download the Gproxy tool for Warcraft III which i did. I followed the guide found here; http://wiki.entgaming.net/index.php?title=EntGaming:GProxyGui. But I want to host a private game, So i exit the proxy go back into choose a server select US west. Connect to battle net, go to host a game and no one can connect. I could host games previously with no issue.

So far to trouble shoot this issue I have re forwarded ports, deleted out the gproxy from selected folder.

I still require some assistance on this issue. I would like to have gproxy removed completely.

Regards

[Stealer]

Check what port wc3 is using under options->gameplay.

iirc gproxy tends to change it, you should want it to be 6112.

[OzziePoison]

Something as simple as that. Well, thats fixed it. Didnt know it would change my in game port. If I wish to use gproxy again do I have to port forwrd the new port number?

[Stealer]

You're going to want to change that number back to 6112 whenever you want to play and you are not using groxy.

iirc gproxy changes it so that the gproxy client can use 6113 (?) to talk to the bot and then it uses that other port to communicate to your wc3 process.

If you don't fix it, when other people try to play with you they might not have that other port 'opened' or allowed or something and so you won't be able to connect since you're using a non-standard port.