[cod] zero guid

[Jerry Zimmerman van Woesik]

Brian,

IP is in private mail.

Thnx for your time.
B4M

Bryan Kuhn schreef:
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> If you've tried it recently (last few days) you can send me your IP 
> address and I can see if there is anything in the log file.
>
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> Friday, April 13, 2007, 12:05:49 PM, Jerry Zimmerman van Woesik wrote:
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> Brian,
>
>
> The strange thing is that I remember getting a normal GUID on my 
> server some time ago.
>
> I started noticing this behaviour a couple of weeks ago. (don't know 
> when it started going wrong though)
>
>
> Thnx for replying
>
> B4M
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> Bryan Kuhn schreef: 
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> I believe there is a fall back that if you are on the same /24 subnet 
> (255.255.255.0) it will also not key authenticate.
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> Friday, April 13, 2007, 11:44:39 AM, Jerry Zimmerman van Woesik wrote:
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> ok,
>
>
> I can understand that, but when I connect to the server through it's 
> outside IP adress, the server console shows me entering the server 
> with my outside IP adres (which is the same as my servers... obviously)
>
> But it is not a private range IP adress.
>
>
> Cheers
>
> B4M
>
>
> Bryan Kuhn schreef: 
>
> You need a public IP, as seen by the server, to get a GUID. Any 
> private IP addresses are just allowed into the server without key 
> authentication, which is where the GUID comes from. Friday, April 13, 
> 2007, 4:41:02 AM, Jerry Zimmerman van Woesik wrote:
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> Hi,   
>
>   
>
> I know this issue has been adressed many of times, but I'm a bit 
> frustrated by it. I run a server on my home computer (dedicated linux 
> server 24x7 online). Everybody who connects gets a nice and shiny 
> GUID....... except for me. Ofcourse I'm connecting from either my 
> local network or through a loop back in the router also to this 
> server. Meaning : I can either connect to a local IP adress of the 
> external ip adress. Neither way provides me with a GU
>
>   
>
> How can I troubleshoot this problem, or is it something out of my 
> hands. For me it's strange that is only affects me, and nobody else.  
>
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> Best regards B4M (NL)  
>
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