#Remove asset upnp how to#
#Remove asset upnp install#
#Remove asset upnp update#
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I suspect that something is corrupted deeply in the setup, so I want to clear ALL, yes ALL, and then re-install as if it was never installed before. In the drop down list of 'Defined Asset Instances', I usually see a blank row between the main instance and the red entries to Create or Delete instances: is this normal? If I set to DISABLED, all instances disappear. When running mode is set to Local Account, all seem to work reasonably well when running as a service, my UPnP browser always sees two servers. I uninstalled multiple times, clearing all I could clear in the registry and in the App Data folder, yet when I reinstall, the renamed instances come back (to the name I previously used). Sometimes, when I try to delete the unwanted instance, Asset stops responding (it is probably trying to delete the phantom of the main instance). No matter what I try, I can't get rid of the phantom instance. I tried some experiments, renaming the instance, etc. Then I set Asset to run as a service, I get new instance names. I always see kind of a phantom instance, sometimes with no name, sometimes it gets exactly the same name as the first instance or with a *1 at the end of the name. I suspect that something got corrupted along the way. I tried the latest version, and the multiple instances decided me to register to the premium version. I'm a long time user of the free version, running as service, and I was very satisfied.

This is why I want to run Asset as a service. Running Asset on a computer that acts as a server, so computer is up and running without any user logged on.

#Remove asset upnp install#

I'm running the latest version of Asset (the version that I downloaded after registration) on Windows 10, clean install (one month old). The Open.NAT version compatible with Unity was found here:Д®dit: I have now performed real world tests.But it is dated 2010, and it does not clear all (I mean ALL settings).

#Remove asset upnp update#

I am yet to do real world tests but I will update the post once those have been made. There was then a list of applications including mine. To verify that it was registered I went into my router settings and looked for UPnP. The website FAILED to see the port as open for what ever reason. The router registers the port and opens it. Return device.DeletePortMapAsync(new Mapping(Protocol.Tcp, 1600, 1700)) ДЄll I had to do was to do this in my start function: Test().Wait() Return device.CreatePortMapAsync(new Mapping(Protocol.Tcp, 7777, 7777, 0, 'myGame Server (TCP)')) Return nat.DiscoverDeviceAsync(PortMapper.Upnp, cts)

#Remove asset upnp code#

The final code I ended up using looks like this: private static Task Test() I dropped Mono.NAT and instead went with Open.NAT which has been ported to.

#Remove asset upnp how to#

I have found an answer on how to successfully. I the port does not get opened and no excetion is thrown either.ДЄlso, In my start function I call this: NatUtility.DeviceFound += DeviceFound I The last debug statement that is called is number 4. Private void DeviceLost(object sender, DeviceEventArgs args) Int test = device.GetAllMappings().Length ДЇoreach (Mapping portMap in device.GetAllMappings()) Mapping map = new Mapping(Protocol.Tcp, 6699, 6699) I tried Mono.NAT but I can't get it working.Дoes anyone have any suggestions of how I should approach this? What libraries to use and maybe even provide me with code snippets to get me started.Д®dit1: The current Mono.NAT code looks like this: private void DeviceFound(object sender, DeviceEventArgs args) This makes me very limited as Open.NAT isn't compatible. I am currently working in the Unity game engine which uses. I also need to be able to catch errors to see wheter to proceed with creation of a match or to simply wait for one and join. Therefor I need to be able to use something like UPnP to portmap my port. And If it fails to make one it will wait until someone makes one and join it.

#Remove asset upnp password#

If it doesn't find empty matches it will simply make one. For Linksys E- and WRT-series routers, run: Open a browser and type in 192.168.1.1 (Or, the IP address you assigned to your router) Enter your password to log in to the Web interface. If there is a match already on it will simply join it. For that I need the player to open port 7777. This is to make one of the players be the host. I have recently been trying to setup port mapping for my game.