Warcraft III Hosting Problems

I'm not 100% sure of what your problem is, but i really dont think the server address should be 127.0.0.1!

127.0.0.1 is a loopback address, its also referd to as localhost... its means this machine (for example, if you ping 127.0.0.1 you are pinging your own machine, the ping does not leave your computer!)

You need to put the IP address of the warcraft server there!
 
start > run > type "cmd" -> type "ipconfig" thats the IP address you should use.
 
you should use the IP of the computer that the warcraft server is running on, you can find it by doing what sniper said to do (on the machine that that is hosting the warcraft 3 server)
 
the "IP Address" that appears when doing the above (what I said in my previous post)
 
If that does not work, then you have used the wrong IP address, the wrong port or the server is not running.
 
Can you play warcraft. i ask because if there has been a game version change(again) then you wont be able to join therfore you cant host
 
I've decided to scrap the router due to its unreliability. Can anyone name a easily programmable (Easily able to host warcraft) router with EXCELLENT wireless range. Thank you.
 
id post the spec you need in a new thread cuz more people will see your new question than in an old thread.
 
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