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No, it's free.

Try using IIS on your PC then, if it'd work I'll assist you again. If you are going to share your retro with other people then the best bet is to rent a VPS. Using your PC for hosting a retro is a big risk since if someone found exploits on your site and you aren't able to patch it, they can...

Try using IIS on a VPS instead. Since you are making a retro, you're not just going to build it for yourself right?

Try changing all IPs to 127.0.0.1 so that you can work on localhost, then check if your emulator could receive connection when you go on the hotel from localhost.

Are you working on a VPS or a PC? Another thing, do your emulator actually receives connections?

@iGangstar Change this part... ## MUS TCP/IP Configuration mus.tcp.bindip=0.0.0.0 mus.tcp.port=9001 mus.tcp.allowedaddr=62.45.112.197 To this... ## MUS TCP/IP Configuration mus.tcp.bindip=0.0.0.0 mus.tcp.port=9001 mus.tcp.allowedaddr=127.0.0.1;62.45.112.197

Download the Phoenix.zip again, check the original configuration file attached to the download, then copy the mus.tcp.allowedaddr= from the original file to your current emulator configuration, restart emulator, then check if you can play on your hotel now. HE IS HOSTING HIS OWN SWFS.

His firewall is turned off right now.

Are the ports opened? Or portforwarded rather?

The port is correct. This is on IIS right? And R63?

Remove the http:// from the beginning of your IP address, then check again if it'd work.

You are not even answering the questions I posted earlier, how am I supposed to help you in fixing the connection?

Your SWFs are not the problem, as I said, it's between the user and the emulator or it's just the emulator's configuration itself.

Answer these, I'm not that familiar with these kind of stuffs any more but I hope I could help you out: Are you using IIS? Did you create inbound rules to allow those ports to be used for the emulator (portforward)? Does the emulator receive connection and says when it dropped a connection...

Are the ports for the emulator is opened? The Windows Firewall might be blocking them.

Replace 0.0.0.0 with the IP of your VPS, then tell me if it works.

Try to replace those 0.0.0.0 to your VPS IP then see if it'd work. Since I see your variables and texts are working alright as well as the Habbo.swf, it must be something between the user and emulator itself.

Try to get another CMS. PhoenixPHP is full of exploits, right?

Isn't that going to be something like 127.0.0.1? Try changing them then see if it'd work.