i am trying to register my own server on gametracker but not able to.

1. my ip address is not dynamic
2.join port and query port are 27015
3.firewall is off
4.added gametracker ips to alllow access to firewall
208.167.241.190
208.167.241.185
208.167.241.186
208.167.241.183
208.167.241.189
108.61.78.147
108.61.78.148
108.61.78.149
108.61.78.150
5.my server is online(network=internet)
6.i have seen dozen of videos on how to add server , and followed all those means but even though errors are shown.

please help!!!

http://http://www.gametracker.com/servers/

You have not supplied your server IP address or game type.

I assume it is Counter-Strike Condition Zero, but without the server IP I can not assist.

chimaera500 wrote:
You have not supplied your server IP address or game type.

I assume it is Counter-Strike Condition Zero, but without the server IP I can not assist.



shoul i mention my ip or server ip i.e
sv ip=192.168.0.100:27015

and if i paste sv ip error emerges saying "mention public ip"

I have edited your post to remove your internet IP address.

Use www.whatismyip.com to get your public IP.

The address 192.168.0.100 is your internal network, not visible to the internet.

You will have to use the port forwarding feature of your modem/router to make your game visible to the internet.

I personally, would not run a public game server from my home PC/server, without knowing considerably more about networking and the risks. However many other people do this.

There is some advice on these pages, but please understand you do this at your own risk.
Gametracker does not offer support for this, but other forum members may be willing to assist if you have problems.

http://www.lockergnome.com/fun-and-games/2013/04/03/set-up-a-server-gaming/
http://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-to-setup-and-host-your-own-video-game-server/

chimaera500 wrote:
I have edited your post to remove your internet IP address.

Use www.whatismyip.com to get your public IP.

The address 192.168.0.100 is your internal network, not visible to the internet.

You will have to use the port forwarding feature of your modem/router to make your game visible to the internet.

I personally, would not run a public game server from my home PC/server, without knowing considerably more about networking and the risks. However many other people do this.

There is some advice on these pages, but please understand you do this at your own risk.
Gametracker does not offer support for this, but other forum members may be willing to assist if you have problems.

http://www.lockergnome.com/fun-and-games/2013/04/03/set-up-a-server-gaming/
http://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/how-to-setup-and-host-your-own-video-game-server/





I have same problem !

stendhal wrote:
I have same problem !


If you have the same problem, then the same advice applies.

chimaera500 wrote:
stendhal wrote:
I have same problem !


If you have the same problem, then the same advice applies.



what kind of risk may i face if i open a server on my pc?

bh-_17 wrote:

what kind of risk may i face if i open a server on my pc?

That is too large a subject to be covered here.
Gaming forums are a very poor place to acquire general advice on this subject.
I have read some fantastically stupid things in other forums regarding hacking and security of game servers.

It is also rare for home internet connections to have enough upload bandwidth to host a good quality server.
ADSL by definition is designed to allow good download speed/volume, while restricting upload speed/volume.

It is much safer to rent a dedicated server.
Or become an internet security expert