Gameservers Not Responding?

[Gemini]

Hello everyone, I cant seem to fix this !

 

1 of my server boxes are creating games but the game servers after creation don't respond. Now this server worked just fine before no problems. Not sure why it is acting up now. A list of things I have tried and checked.

(Keep in mind its not just one game its any game on the box)

-I have Disabled DEP

-I have disabled the firewall

-I have checked for steam updates and tried hldsupdate

-I have tried starting the game in console and it runs no errors

-I doubt its the command line or the game files (Since other boxes are running fine with same files and command lines)

-Tcadmin more info on the game server shows Query Status shows HostName

-HLSW Shows the Game As ?

-TCPView Shows that it is listening on 27015

-Game Servers that were created before this starting happening are still running with no problems. It is only new servers created.

So for an example I will use CSS Server

 

Yes I know the TCPView Picture is terrible and small. But if you notice it is listening on the right port. One problem is that it seems not a lot of activity going on, hardly any thing, actually very few packets and bytes sent and received. Im running Windows Server 2008 , If any one can shed some light on this please I'm all ears

[Derek]

ip addresses added correctly ?

[Gemini]

I dont think it is the IP addresses because they worked before, Ill double check tho.

[dimitrifrom31]

I dont think it is the IP addresses because they worked before, Ill double check tho.

 

can you ping the IP properly? have you tried running a server on the main IP ?

[attack1]

i know it a dumb question but you are running steam updates after you install the game correct?

[Gemini]

can you ping the IP properly? have you tried running a server on the main IP ?

 

Good call on that one Dimitri I cant believe I didnt do that in the first place man I feel dumb, After pinging all the ips assigned on that box only half worked. Contacted the right people they had fixed it. Problem solved