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Announcements News Post #471

Upcoming Port Change.

Written by: Garryn, the Reshaper
Date: Friday, September 8th, 2023
Addressed to:


Hello!

Starting next week, the two legacy-mode games - Starmourn and Imperian - will start sharing a single machine. This should be largely invisible to you, but one consequence is that you may need to adjust the connection info in your client.

* If you are using the IRE-provided Nexus client, you do not need to do anything, Nexus will know where to find the game.

* If you are using any third-party client (Mudlet, cMUD, plain telnet, etc), you will need to adjust the connection settings. Instead of starmourn.com port 23 (or 2323), you will need to connect to starmourn.com port 3000.

The new port is already active, so you can adjust your settings right now. The old port will stop working next week.

Garryn


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