Client connecting to previously used server

[reagnon]

I have 2 groups I play with, when selecting ¨Connect to address¨, the first time everything worked smoothly. With the second group however, the client wants to connect to the 1st server no matter what I put in the address box (DNS, IP, ip with port)

Both servers are standard vanilla headless linux, Playing on Windows via Steam.
Server 1 is on a local LAN for me.
Server 2 is on a VPS hosted by another player. The other players are in-game so the server works.
Both servers are not listed as public games.

Debugging steps tried:

• removed AppData folder
  Shutdown server 1
  Connected with IP, DNS name, IP with port
  removed password from server 2
  Connect to public server (connects correctly)
  Verify integrity of game files (steam)
  Relaunch game (many, many times)

Client behaviour:
Selected connect to address, entered server 2 address, client prompts for password with game name of server 1 and password of server 1.

I have only tried space age with version 2.0.10, all clients and servers run this version.

I am continuing to look for a workaround. Where can I remove the saved previous connection?

Thanks

[reagnon]

When launching from a different computer with steam cloud disabled the same problem persists. Somehow the configuration is synchronised to this new computer that had never launched space age before

[reagnon]

Logged out of my factorio account to remove possible synchronisation from factorio servers. Removed appData folder and relaunched and problem persists.

Where is is getting this configuration file from???

[reagnon]

Downloaded the factorio client to bypass steam, the problem persists.
Uninstalled via steam, removed the AppData folder, installed via executable, logged in and problem occured again

[reagnon]

All clients/computers asociated through my account connect to server 1 when I try to connect to server 2.
The other players are able to connect to both server 1 and 2.

[Rseding91]

Do you know of any way I can reproduce this issue?

[TheSchemen]

I ran into the same issues!

1) LAN Server I used to connect via Browse LAN games. Has a passsword.
2) Server in the Internet, refusing to connect. The LAN game always shows up.

After not being able to see anything wrong with my game, I noticed that I enabled access to the local lan server via destination nat.

@reagnon, check your firewall and potentially drop the destination nat and/or firewall rules. You disable it temporarily or add an additional rule to only nat things coming from outside. You're essentially natting everything.