Bukkit server not working.

I had made a Bukkit server. It was working fine yesterday but now no one can connect (except for me).​

I have tried the following:​

-re-forwarding my port​

-diabling my firewall​

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I recently upgraded CraftBukkit (if that has anything to do with it). Does anyone know what's happening?​

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Revert the upgrade and you'll see if it's the update or not.

Also the centered text is pretty much unreadable.

 

Reverting the upgrade did nothing for me.

 

Well either you ommiteed something you changed or the provider changed the connection/hardware.

Try running a vanilla server without bukkit if that helps. Also do you have an external IP or not? Which OS do you have? What IP (if any) is in your server.properties (do not post the number, just none/external/internal).

 

Did you get a new IP addressed assigned by your router, thus requiring you to change your port forwarding?

 

I just tried running a vanilla server and it didn't work.
Here's the information you requested:
External ip:174.54.86.28 (It hasn't been changed.)
OS: Windows 7
There isn't an ip listed in the server.properties.
I almost forgot that I have the Bukkit server forwarded to port 3030.

 

Like 3030 on the external router or 3030 on the machin running minecraft? If the latter, you have to say this in the server.properties file, if the former therclient has to put this after the ip, like 174.54.86.28:3030

 

The IP you forwarded port 3030 to hasn't changed? Aka, the IP of the server, not your external one?

 

As far as I know the IP of the server has been unchanged.
Also 3030 is the port on my router to which the server is forwarded to just so you know.

 

Code:

C:\Users\TnT>ping 174.54.86.28

Pinging 174.54.86.28 with 32 bytes of data:
Request timed out.

Ping statistics for 174.54.86.28:
    Packets: Sent = 1, Received = 0, Lost = 1 (100% loss),
Control-C
^C

I can't ping it, but that means nothing. Your router could be blocking external icmp echos.

Code:

C:\Users\TnT>telnet 174.54.86.28 25565
Connecting To 174.54.86.28...Could not open connection to the host, on port 25565: Connect failed

Regular port blocked, but you said you had 3030 open.

Code:

C:\Users\TnT>telnet 174.54.86.28 3030
Connecting To 174.54.86.28...Could not open connection to the host, on port 3030: Connect failed

Port 3030 not open either. Hmm.

This is where you double check.

 

The image above shows me forwarding port 3030.



This image shows what i believe to be my local ip but my router won't let me use it.

Does this help?

 

wount work, enable dmz for your computer on your router/modem

 

Yes, your problem is very, very clear.

Hint, those two numbers: 192.168.1.7 (which is the IP you have forwarded port 3030 to) does not match IP 192.168.1.2 (I assume that is the IP of the server)

 

TnT you are a lifesaver.

 

Your server looks good, I'm sure it'll be a lot of fun.

 

I need to stop reading posts in this forum or it will end with a ban for inappropriate behavior .)

 

Or just pass over the ones that make you want to kill...

 

That's what I just don't know how to do, because I'm like this.