All MotorHeadz-AusTeam-Race Department members are welcome, the room will be passworded .

If you know others that wish to join in they must join the forum first to obtain the password.

Sat Jan 31st 2009 /Sun Feb 1st 2009

- Gates open at 6:30 (7:30 Sydney, Melbourne)
- Practice: 100mins 
- Qualify: 15mins (superpole)
- Warmup: 5mins 
- Race: 8:30 AEST (9:30 Sydney, Melbourne)
- Race 1: 20mins 
- Race 2: 20mins 
- Pit Stop: Forced (2 tyres minimum)
- Damage: Full 
- Flags: Full 
- Weather: Changable CHECK SESSION INFO BEFORE GRIDING UP
- Cars: GTPro
- Track: Spa/Monza  (get Spa track from the link in the required files for our server post in the forums)

FUN RUN - Fri Jan 23rd 2009

- Gates open at 6:30PM AEST (7:30 Sydney Melbourne)
- Practice: 90mins 
- Qualify: 20mins 
- Warmup: 10mins 
- Race: 8:30 AEST (9:30 Sydney Melbourne)
- Race 1: 20mins 
- Race 2: 20mins 
- Pit Stop: Forced 
- Damage: Full 
- Flags: Full 
- Weather: Changable CHECK SESSION INFO BEFORE GRIDING UP
- Cars: GT Pro (you will need to download the Ferrari and Porsche mod from the  required files for our server post in the forums)
- Track: Spa (get this track from the link in the required files for our server post in the forums)

To access the dedicated server for Race07 or GTR-EVO (same thing really) in Steam open the tools tab in Steam and launch Race07 Dedicated server.

Next you need to port forward some TCP and UDP port traffic from your router to your server PC to get an internet server going 

You will need to be able to log into the control panel for your router and set up port forward rules that will point to the IP address of the machine on you local LAN running the server. 

Ususally you create a custom rule for each of these putting in the ip of the server running steam eg 192.168.1.4, 10.0.0.4 If the PC has a dynamicly assigned ip address be aware that it can sometimes change, this would happen if you have PC's coming in and out of the network that might grab the IP that you assign in the router.

Set port forward rules for each of these ports

TCP+UDP 48942 – 48957 (all ports in this range)

UDP 26900-26907 (all ports in this range)

For the port forwarding if you do not know how to then download a manual for your router, they usually explain how to do it in there.
On your local computer server if you have a firewall enabled you will need to allow the ports for the traffic to come thru or turn off the firewall.