So I put that in the shortcut:

 

C:\mw3server\iw5m_server.exe +set net_queryPort 27030 +set net_port 27015 +set net_masterServerPort 27018 +set sv_config "server.cfg" +start_map_rotate

 

And then the server uses the ports like that:

 

Initializing Steam Game Server: game port 27030, auth port 8766, query port 27018,

 

How do I put my queryport to 27030 and the game port to 27015?

 

It keeps changing and the queryport is the port of the masterserverPort...

 

Why is it like choosing the queryport to be the game port????

simple, just remember

"game port" = net_queryPort

"query port" = net_masterServerPort

Really? Im so stupid then...

I don't blame you. It's really weird on IW5 (not just IW5M).

But yeah, it's like i168 posted.

p.s.: you only need to set "+set net_port [xxxxx]" if you plan on running multiple servers. If it's only one server, you can ignore it.

I don't blame you. It's really weird on IW5 (not just IW5M).

But yeah, it's like i168 posted.

p.s.: you only need to set "+set net_port [xxxxx]" if you plan on running multiple servers. If it's only one server, you can ignore it.

 

I do run multiple servers, my main problem is that the query port is changing evertime I start the server, and I need to change the b3 settings too...

Powerhalo":25by9zak]C:\mw3server\iw5m_server.exe +set net_queryPort 27030 +set net_port 27015 +set net_masterServerPort 27018 +set sv_config "server.cfg" +start_map_rotate

 

Initializing Steam Game Server: game port 27030, auth port 8766, query port 27018,

Doesn't seem like the ports are changing...

+set net_queryPort = game port

+set net_masterServerPort = query port

That's how it works