[minuteman]

Hi everyone.

I've installed SM webadmin and everything is running fine, except it can't detect my game servers. My game servers is obviously running at the moment with people in it. Is there there any port that I have to unblock? Webadmin server is different from game servers. Error as in attached screenshot.

My game servers IP is 208.43.15.126:27015 and 173.255.196.17:27016.

[Sniper214]

ok is this all locally ran? if your sm webadmin is on webhost you need whitelist your game server ip addresses and the webhost needs your gameserver ports in/out TCP,UDP.

Take mine for example I have a webhost and 2 TF2 servers all using sm webadmin. I had to ask my webhost to open port 27015 IN/OUT, TCP/UDP and I whitelisted the 2 gameserver IP addresses. Gamservers.com you generally have to whitelist their mainline as well. I did all that and It works great. Then again I also have a dedicated IP. It allows for more freedom.

[HSFighter]

Hi minuteman,

your gameserversettings are not the problem.
I can see your servers when i add your gameserver ip's to my webadmin installation. (See attachment)

The Problem is the webspace!

Open the server.php and find the line with:

PHP Code:

if ( !($socket = @fsockopen($ip, $port, $errno, $errstr, $settings['server_timeout'])) ){ 


Remove the "@" and run the script again.

Please report the errormessage.

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[minuteman]

@Sniper214
Thanks for replying. I'm contacting my web hosting provider to open port 27015/6 TCP/UDP and whitelist gameservers' IP.

@HSFighter
Thanks for replying. I removed the '@' sign but still I can't get my game servers shown on SM webadmin page. Currently I'm trying Sniper214's suggestion.

[Sniper214]

HSFighter isn't it possible that your webhost already accepts 27015/27016 IN/OUT TCP/UDP? Or it's port forwarded. I told him to do that cause this happens too me everytime I setup a server and I usually always forget about it ;)