GameCube and D-Link DI-624 router

Kai Beginner Joined: 09 Feb 2007 Posts: 42

Is your network reachable? Yes
Are you using a router? Yes
Did you set a static IP on the PC running Kai? Yes, in router config
Did you forward port 30000 to the static IP? Yes
Did you click the globe after forwarding to see if your network goes reachable? Yes
What console are you using? GameCube
Is your console being detected? Yes
Brief description of your network setup:
Cable modem -> router
PC (XLinkKai) -> router
GC -> switch -> router
Model numbers of the router, and modem?
Cable Modem - RCA DCM315
Switch - D-Link DSS-5+
Router - D-Link DI-624
Do you use a software firewall? What brand? Have you made any changes to it? Internal Windows XP firewall, disabled completely for this configuration
Operating System? Windows XP Pro, SP3
Problem description?
Endless "Establishing..." in the connection window... By clicking on the Folder icon I can cycle through the stats and see a ping to the hosting user, but cannot establish the connection...

# XLink Kai Engine Configuration
# Version 7.3.1.7

[KaiUserConfig]

# Username for automatic login
kaiUsername=USERNAME

# Password for automatic login
kaiPassword=PASSWORD

# Use automatic login
kaiAutoLogin=1

# Enable homebrew
kaiHomebrew=0

# Enable PSP Mode (Automatic SSID detection)
kaiPSPMode=0

# Automatically launch Kai user interface
kaiLaunchUI=1

# User interface program name
kaiUI=kaiUI.exe

# Automatically open chat
kaiAutoOpenChat=0

# MBCS code page for asian character sets
kaiCodepage=0

# Enable port address translation
kaiPAT=0

# Set UDP port for peer-to-peer connections (0=random)
kaiPort=30000

# Set UDP port for deep connections (0=disable)
# Do not enable this unless you are sure that you require deep resolution
kaiDeepPort=0

# Network adapter (0=autodetect and lock, 1=autodetect and don't lock, 2+ = NIC number
kaiNIC=0

# Automatically shut down engine after x minutes (0=never)
kaiTimeout=0

# Automatically shut down engine when UI closes
kaiUIClose=1

# Accept connections from user interfaces on other computers
kaiAcceptRemote=0

# Enable "dangerous" network adatpters that may cause problems with PSSDK or Winpcap
# Do not enable this unless Kai does not detect your network adapter
kaiAllowBadNICS=0

# Use PSSDK or Winpcap
kaiLib=pssdk