Not necessarily... there is something you have to set to make sure the
game appears on the WON list.. and i can't remember what it is, but I
know that it is possible to make an internet game that does not appear
on the WON list... same as it is also possible to make a LAN game that
*does* appear on the WON list, even though clients for that game are
required to be on the same Class-C subnet.

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Ben Cottrell AKA Bench

"Computer games don't affect kids; I mean if Pac-Man affected us as
kids, we'd all be running around in darkened rooms, munching magic pills
and listening to repetitive electronic music." - Kristian Wilson,
Nintendo, Inc, 1989

When you start the server, in the server console screen, do you see the
words "WON Auth Server" ?
If you only see "WON Server", then it won't be showing up on the list.
Read here for much more detail;

http://server.counter-strike.net/howto.html

Setting up a Counter-Strike server is in essense the same as any MOD or
Deathmatch;

http://www.planethalflife.com/commands/howto.shtml

Here's another helpful guide;

http://guides.barrysworld.com/cs/servers/admins.shtml

HTH

Hehe, I looked again, turns out Symantec absorbed Nexland, and now
requires you to have some code through registering the product to get at
the Nexland information on their site. f.cking lot of good that does me,
considering I didn't get the registration info with my router...

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telnet://polarbbs.mine.nu
http://polarbbs.mine.nu/