First things first. I am running the server on a dedicated machine (Windows Server 2012 R2) hosted by OVH, and I am able to join on my local machine.. However, I am the ONLY person that can connect to the server.
Here is a bit of INFO;
I am the ONLY one able to join.
I have tried with and without oxide installed.
I have ensured that the latest server files/oxide files are being used. The server works fine when I connect.
I have 28015, 28016 & 5678 (Used to use this port for rcon, opened for the sake of it) opened for inbound UDP and TCP through windows firewall with advanced security.
My startup Batch is;
//START (This is not actually in the batch)
:START
RustDedicated -batchmode +server.ip 0.0.0.0 +rcon.ip 0.0.0.0 +server.port 28015 +rcon.port 28016 +server.hostname "REMOVED" +server.maxplayers 200 +server.identity "REMOVED" +server.seed 600512 +rcon.password "REMOVED" +server.globalchat True +server.worldsize 4000 +server.description "REMOVED" +server.headerimage "REMOVED" +server.salt 598141
GOTO START
//END (This is not actually in the batch)
Any ideas? I'm seeing people with the same problem but they just say it started working like magic randomly.
Well it's been 2 days of debugging and I'm still here.
Anything would be great.
EDIT.. I just opened ALL ports on the dedicated box and I was still the only one able to connect. This is blowing my mind
Only one able to connect to rust server
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by Scott_Sterling, Jan 29, 2016.
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My guess is that the ports are not open. If u can connect via "Local Network" that means the installation and configuration is working or your wouldn't be able to join/see it. Port forwarding is a pain to everyone and you just have to keep trying maybe change the ports if you want to try that. You can check the port checker here Open Port Check Tool
If you think you may not have setup the server properly view this guide:
Steam Community :: Guide :: How To Create Your Very Own Rust Server! + Oxide 2 Guide
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The tool you linked for the "Open Port Check Tool" both came back as a success for 28015 and 28016.
I truly does blow my mind why others can't
I've tried other ports (28035/45) as well and the same problem occurs. -
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I am able to connect using that IP via my machine, I don't see why they can't.
I'm obviously not giving my IPv6 -
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This is enterprise hosting we are talking about, not home networks.
Here is a picture of the software in case you aren't sure what I'm referring to
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All I can think that may be stopping it is the port forwarding, but they are open. I can't work out what might cause this. Sorry
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Going a bit on a wild guess here because you are able to connect just fine, but have you tried setting the +server.ip to your server's public ip in the startup commandline instead of using 0.0.0.0?
And regarding others not being able to connect, do you know which error they receive? And do you see anything in the console/logs of the user failing to connect? -
The error they are getting is "Connection attempt failed" as if no information is being sent back from the server. Which would lead me to the ports issue, but I've tested the ports in every known way and they come back fine. There is NO errors in the console
I will edit this post once I have tried putting the server IP in there. -
Wulf Community Admin
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Setting the IP did not work, going to try a few new IP/Port combinations
You have any other ideas?
Hell, if you had time I would love to do a teamview meeting session with you. -
Wulf Community Admin
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No, I thought about using HyperV but instead just went straight from the C drive. I was too lazy to order new IPS and set it up.
Plus I only plan on hosting 2 game servers and nothing else on it (Only a $99 dedi) so wasn't too worried about that whole nonsense.
Im going to try some things and see where I get.
I'll be sure to update you all.
[DOUBLEPOST=1454190667,1454084840][/DOUBLEPOST]So here was the fix;
I had to change the port from 28015/16 -> 28035/36 . After doing that the server still did not appear on the list. However after changing it back it suddenly was able to be joined by everyone again.
Not sure if the server was failing to bind to the port, and then after giving up and trying a new port it reset itself or what. Just a weird shadow bug that was hard to find and solve.
I did nothing else besides that, but it worked in the end so that is what matters. -
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I had that same issue. I fixed by changing the permissions of User to full control on the rust server folder, then you rename your appmanifest then run the steamcmd again.
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