web page

[Guest]

So not to sound like a newbe but, the web page that i created when going through the config utility i assume is the control panel. I'm also assuming I need a domain/web host to use correct.

 

 

 

Bill

[DougK94]

You can connect by IP or set up a domain or subdomain to point to it.

[Guest]

If I'm setting up by ip then what am I pointing to.

[DougK94]

Whatever IP and port you specified when you installed TCAdmin

[Guest]

I'm really stupid here. So I'm getting into the control panel through my IP/PORT using a internet explorer and if so what is the site address.

[LFA]

if you created a website you access the control panel using:

 

 

 

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:port

 

 

 

if you created a virtual directory you access it using:

 

 

 

http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/TCAdmin

 

 

 

 

 

replace port with the port you selected. xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx with your server's ip.

[Guest]

Thank You

[AvailNetworks]

after I got mine setup I setup a wepage to do frameforwarding to the ip address, it works really well if I ever have to change ip's!

 

 

 

so my availcp.com points to my ip 205.138.197.74 and with frame forwarding it appears as availcp.com the whole time

[Stealth]

pretty easy to add the domain to IIS and use A record forwarding

[Guest]

after I got mine setup I setup a wepage to do frameforwarding to the ip address, it works really well if I ever have to change ip's!

 

 

 

so my availcp.com points to my ip 205.138.197.74 and with frame forwarding it appears as availcp.com the whole time

 

 

 

How do I get me domain name to point to the TCadmin IP address?

 

 

[AvailNetworks]

you have to setup "frame forwarding" in your website/domain control panel to forward to the ip

[LFA]

you can also create an A record in your dns (tcadmin.yourdomain.com) and have that record point to the ip where you configured your game server.

 

 

 

If you don't have control over your dns just tell your web host to create it for you and give him the ip that you want it to point to.

 

 

 

 

 

To AvailNetworks:

 

 

 

Your method works too but I noticed that my IE blocked the cookies from your ip since the frame's url is blahblah.com and the internal frame's url is xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 

 

 

When I tried to log in I couldn't. I just got that little privacy icon on IE. The only way it let me in was by copying the ip from the frame and pasting it in the browser.

[AvailNetworks]

thats weird, I have had many people login without problems, I will check into it a bit more and see if I can recreate it on my end. I know of the problem if your privacy settings are too high it will not go through and they have to be lowered in IE

[LFA]

I think I have the default settings for Windows XP SP2. Kevin also had the same problem.