Unable to Play at School

Right now I am at school and I am able to view the site and view the forums. I did this by using "https" instead of "http" and I went to "internet options > connections > LAN settings" and unchecked "automatically detect settings" and "use automatic configuration script" to remove proxies. I am using Internet Explorer btw.

But when I press the green "PLAY!" I enter the game. After that a pop-up dialog box asks me to "display mixed content". I answer either one. After that the game tries to connect but is unable to. Can anyone help?

btw I am able to make myself administrator.

Silverlight

What does that mean. Silverlight is already enabled.

Scritto da Efefay, 23.01.2015 at 09:00

What does that mean. Silverlight is already enabled.

Do you try to connect? I mean the game show the screen "autenticating..... sing in... logging" and etc?

Playing at school is bad

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

Scritto da clovis1122, 23.01.2015 at 09:02

Scritto da Efefay, 23.01.2015 at 09:00

What does that mean. Silverlight is already enabled.

Do you try to connect? I mean the game show the screen "autenticating..... sing in... logging" and etc?

yes it did

Scritto da Earthbound, 23.01.2015 at 15:35

Scritto da KUNG PAO, 23.01.2015 at 08:58

Silverlight

Silverlight doesnt matter in this situation because Atwar contains:

A. Forums
B. A playable game
C. "Adult" content

Atwar is blocked indefinitely through the censors.

i can play it at my school w/ out block just needed to install silverlight so

Drewjdeg, Nothing is blocked indefinetely. It probably has something to do with the ports. I just don't know the workaround. If you don't know how to hack or don't understand how servers work please don't contribute to this thread.

This can be a case of the schools internet speed not being able to run AtWar (I know this sounds bad but your internet actually can be to slow for it) sometimes an internet connection will just time out in trying to load something cause of the connection speed being to slow, you could do a speed test on your schools net to see if thi is the case or not

Scritto da Efefay, 23.01.2015 at 08:51

Right now I am at school and I am able to view the site and view the forums. I did this by using "https" instead of "http" and I went to "internet options > connections > LAN settings" and unchecked "automatically detect settings" and "use automatic configuration script" to remove proxies. I am using Internet Explorer btw.

But when I press the green "PLAY!" I enter the game. After that a pop-up dialog box asks me to "display mixed content". I answer either one. After that the game tries to connect but is unable to. Can anyone help?

btw I am able to make myself administrator.

This made me chuckle, a very enterprising young fellow

I will try and get the port numbers from the admin team, hopefully that will help you to connect but you will probably need access to the router that carries your connection and to enter a demilitarized zone within the router. Usually you can enter the demilitarized zone in the router and change the port number to correlate with Atwar platform and the router default settings usually remain unchanged, you might need to investigate what ISP your school uses so you can find the IP for the router. The password will most likely be unchanged ( no challenge I know :/).

Try using the atwar client, if you have an admin access you should be able to play the game on the AW client, that may also help you.

Hope that helps and very best of luck with your school project

Have you tried a hammer?

Scritto da Skittzophrenic, 23.01.2015 at 11:45

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

AW is educational...

Statistics and basic math
Hand-eye coordination
Keyboarding
Probabilities (rolls for battles)
Geography
Resource Management
History (map dependent)
Cooperation and other social skills

and that's not even considering the wealth of critical analysis and other rich vocabulary found in the forums.

AW is an essential part of a complete and rounded edumacation.

Scritto da brianwl, 24.01.2015 at 06:07

Scritto da Skittzophrenic, 23.01.2015 at 11:45

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

AW is educational...

Statistics and basic math
Hand-eye coordination
Keyboarding
Probabilities (rolls for battles)
Geography
Resource Management
History (map dependent)
Cooperation and other social skills

and that's not even considering the wealth of critical analysis and other rich vocabulary found in the forums.

AW is an essential part of a complete and rounded edumacation.

I won the geography bee in my 8th grade year thanks to atwar. Ahh last year was good one.

Scritto da Camel, 24.01.2015 at 07:50

Scritto da brianwl, 24.01.2015 at 06:07

Scritto da Skittzophrenic, 23.01.2015 at 11:45

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

AW is educational...

Statistics and basic math
Hand-eye coordination
Keyboarding
Probabilities (rolls for battles)
Geography
Resource Management
History (map dependent)
Cooperation and other social skills

and that's not even considering the wealth of critical analysis and other rich vocabulary found in the forums.

AW is an essential part of a complete and rounded edumacation.

I won the geography bee in my 8th grade year thanks to atwar. Ahh last year was good one.

I will admit, playing At War has forever strengthened my knowledge of the countries of the globe. I can locate most countries from pesky Africa to pesky central america. North America is also easier (still confused cambodia with UK). But Europe and Asia I have down solid ^_^

Scritto da Camel, 24.01.2015 at 07:50

Scritto da brianwl, 24.01.2015 at 06:07

Scritto da Skittzophrenic, 23.01.2015 at 11:45

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

AW is educational...

Statistics and basic math
Hand-eye coordination
Keyboarding
Probabilities (rolls for battles)
Geography
Resource Management
History (map dependent)
Cooperation and other social skills

and that's not even considering the wealth of critical analysis and other rich vocabulary found in the forums.

AW is an essential part of a complete and rounded edumacation.

I won the geography bee in my 8th grade year thanks to atwar. Ahh last year was good one.

And I lost it thanks to AtWar.

Country in AtWar name: Lithuania. Capital: Vilnius. Language: English.
Country in reality: Lituania. Capital: Vilna. Language: Spanish.

and I say Vilnius (english) instead of Virna(Spanish) thanks to AtWar.............

Scritto da clovis1122, 24.01.2015 at 13:07

Scritto da Camel, 24.01.2015 at 07:50

Scritto da brianwl, 24.01.2015 at 06:07

Scritto da Skittzophrenic, 23.01.2015 at 11:45

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

AW is educational...

Statistics and basic math
Hand-eye coordination
Keyboarding
Probabilities (rolls for battles)
Geography
Resource Management
History (map dependent)
Cooperation and other social skills

and that's not even considering the wealth of critical analysis and other rich vocabulary found in the forums.

AW is an essential part of a complete and rounded edumacation.

I won the geography bee in my 8th grade year thanks to atwar. Ahh last year was good one.

And I lost it thanks to AtWar.

Country in AtWar name: Lithuania. Capital: Vilnius. Language: English.
Country in reality: Lituania. Capital: Vilna. Language: Spanish.

and I say Vilnius (english) instead of Virna(Spanish) thanks to AtWar.............

Ahh but thats not a problem in the US I'd think.

Scritto da Exo-K, 23.01.2015 at 21:43

This can be a case of the schools internet speed not being able to run AtWar (I know this sounds bad but your internet actually can be to slow for it) sometimes an internet connection will just time out in trying to load something cause of the connection speed being to slow, you could do a speed test on your schools net to see if thi is the case or not

I am at home right now and it's the weekend. When I get back to school I will go on speedtest. Then we will know if that is a problem.

Scritto da Sun Tsu, 23.01.2015 at 22:34

This made me chuckle, a very enterprising young fellow

I will try and get the port numbers from the admin team, hopefully that will help you to connect but you will probably need access to the router that carries your connection and to enter a demilitarized zone within the router. Usually you can enter the demilitarized zone in the router and change the port number to correlate with Atwar platform and the router default settings usually remain unchanged, you might need to do some investigating as to what ISP your school uses so you can find the IP for the router. The password will most likely be unchanged ( no challenge I know :/).

Try using the atwar client, if you have an admin access you should be able to play the game on the AW client, that may also help you.

Hope that helps and very best of luck with your school project

I guess I can host a DMZ but I need the 192.168.#.# but I need the number I think so I can put it in the browser and bring up the site thing. But there are hundreds of computers at school connected to the same network.

I'm not even able to right click and get the client (standalone) because I can't connect. The "can't connect" box prevents me from clicking anywhere else beside the reconnect option.

Yes because school is for teaching me things I already know. School is for teaching me patience with arrogant teachers and obnoxious teenagers that can't control their temper nor genitalia.

The only thing I like about school is my shop where I learn how to weld. Even there I am faced with inbred, racist rednecks who are so eager to fight.

Drop this side conversation and let's get back on-topic. If not then leave this thread if you can't help solve my problem.

Scritto da Efefay, 24.01.2015 at 22:53

Yes because school is for teaching me things I already know. School is for teaching me patience with arrogant teachers and obnoxious teenagers that can't control their temper nor genitalia.

The only thing I like about school is my shop where I learn how to weld. Even there I am faced with inbred, racist rednecks who are so eager to fight.

Drop this side conversation and let's get back on-topic. If not then leave this thread if you can't help solve my problem.

loved this.i wish i could help you but i cant.pm a guy named indian tiger he may be able to help you..if he is still playing that is.

Scritto da Efefay, 24.01.2015 at 19:16

Scritto da Exo-K, 23.01.2015 at 21:43

This can be a case of the schools internet speed not being able to run AtWar (I know this sounds bad but your internet actually can be to slow for it) sometimes an internet connection will just time out in trying to load something cause of the connection speed being to slow, you could do a speed test on your schools net to see if thi is the case or not

I am at home right now and it's the weekend. When I get back to school I will go on speedtest. Then we will know if that is a problem.

Scritto da Sun Tsu, 23.01.2015 at 22:34

This made me chuckle, a very enterprising young fellow

I will try and get the port numbers from the admin team, hopefully that will help you to connect but you will probably need access to the router that carries your connection and to enter a demilitarized zone within the router. Usually you can enter the demilitarized zone in the router and change the port number to correlate with Atwar platform and the router default settings usually remain unchanged, you might need to do some investigating as to what ISP your school uses so you can find the IP for the router. The password will most likely be unchanged ( no challenge I know :/).

Try using the atwar client, if you have an admin access you should be able to play the game on the AW client, that may also help you.

Hope that helps and very best of luck with your school project

I guess I can host a DMZ but I need the 192.168.#.# but I need the number I think so I can put it in the browser and bring up the site thing. But there are hundreds of computers at school connected to the same network.

I'm not even able to right click and get the client (standalone) because I can't connect. The "can't connect" box prevents me from clicking anywhere else beside the reconnect option.

The number you need is 1.102 http://fr.atwar-game.com.ipaddress.com/ The client link published in the forum appears to be broken. As soon as I can get the right link, I will publish it for you. Maybe copy the files somehow from home for the client and install them onto the hard drive that way.

Scritto da Efefay, 24.01.2015 at 22:53

Yes because school is for teaching me things I already know. School is for teaching me patience with arrogant teachers and obnoxious teenagers that can't control their temper nor genitalia.

The only thing I like about school is my shop where I learn how to weld. Even there I am faced with inbred, racist rednecks who are so eager to fight.

Drop this side conversation and let's get back on-topic. If not then leave this thread if you can't help solve my problem.

:thumbup" Go Efefay

Scritto da clovis1122, 24.01.2015 at 13:07

Scritto da Camel, 24.01.2015 at 07:50

Scritto da brianwl, 24.01.2015 at 06:07

Scritto da Skittzophrenic, 23.01.2015 at 11:45

School is for learning, not for badly hosted server games.

AW is educational...

Statistics and basic math
Hand-eye coordination
Keyboarding
Probabilities (rolls for battles)
Geography
Resource Management
History (map dependent)
Cooperation and other social skills

and that's not even considering the wealth of critical analysis and other rich vocabulary found in the forums.

AW is an essential part of a complete and rounded edumacation.

I won the geography bee in my 8th grade year thanks to atwar. Ahh last year was good one.

And I lost it thanks to AtWar.

Country in AtWar name: Lithuania. Capital: Vilnius. Language: English.
Country in reality: Lituania. Capital: Vilna. Language: Spanish.

and I say Vilnius (english) instead of Virna(Spanish) thanks to AtWar.............

That's hardly the fault of AtWar because you fail to research properly the correct lingual term needed for a test in your native language

Scritto da Sun Tsu, 25.01.2015 at 10:33

The number you need is 1.102 http://fr.atwar-game.com.ipaddress.com/ The client link published in the forum appears to be broken. As soon as I can get the right link, I will publish it for you. Maybe copy the files somehow from home for the client and install them onto the hard drive that way.

Thanks, I will try this when I get to school on Monday. So just to go over. I put 192.168.1.102 in the URL at school. Then I put it the username and password, which hopefully is still the default. What do I do after that.

I will wait for the client link. Thanks again.

Not good - Luckily for me, my school didn't block any site. A lot of the time I would play in my typing class with a few friends.

Good times..

Scritto da Efefay, 25.01.2015 at 15:42

Scritto da Sun Tsu, 25.01.2015 at 10:33

The number you need is 1.102 http://fr.atwar-game.com.ipaddress.com/ The client link published in the forum appears to be broken. As soon as I can get the right link, I will publish it for you. Maybe copy the files somehow from home for the client and install them onto the hard drive that way.

Thanks, I will try this when I get to school on Monday. So just to go over. I put 192.168.1.102 in the URL at school. Then I put it the username and password, which hopefully is still the default. What do I do after that.

I will wait for the client link. Thanks again.

After you have changed the password... I think the default router setting is 192.168.0.1 (it seems to be the default for most routers) then enter and enable DMZ (or the ISP equivalent) and change the last number from 1 to 102. Be careful though as someone with the same IP address will be able to see all the files on that computer so ensure there is nothing sensitive on that terminal.

Scritto da Exo-K, 23.01.2015 at 21:43

This can be a case of the schools internet speed not being able to run AtWar (I know this sounds bad but your internet actually can be to slow for it) sometimes an internet connection will just time out in trying to load something cause of the connection speed being to slow, you could do a speed test on your schools net to see if thi is the case or not

Scritto da Sun Tsu, 25.01.2015 at 16:21

After you have changed the password... I think the default router setting is 192.168.0.1 (it seems to be the default for most routers) then enter and enable DMZ (or the ISP equivalent) and change the last number from 1 to 102. Be careful though as someone with the same IP address will be able to see all the files on that computer so ensure there is nothing sensitive on that terminal.

Could you give me a step by step instruction on how to get to the router site. I tried putting 192.168.0.1 into the browser URL but it didn't give me anything. Also, I didn't get what you ment by "After you have changed the password... "

Scritto da Efefay, 26.01.2015 at 08:48

Scritto da Sun Tsu, 25.01.2015 at 16:21

After you have changed the password... I think the default router setting is 192.168.0.1 (it seems to be the default for most routers) then enter and enable DMZ (or the ISP equivalent) and change the last number from 1 to 102. Be careful though as someone with the same IP address will be able to see all the files on that computer so ensure there is nothing sensitive on that terminal.

Could you give me a step by step instruction on how to get to the router site. I tried putting 192.168.0.1 into the browser URL but it didn't give me anything. Also, I didn't get what you ment by "After you have changed the password... "

This is why you need to find out who the ISP is, as normally the router IP is info is in public domain. Also I didn't mean to say change password, I meant once you have bypassed the password on the router. apologies.

Speedtest.net says my ISP is the "State of Delaware".

167.21.42.11 is what it says the public IP is. I might be wrong though.