So I just bought a server for my house so I can host rust off it. I just setup remote settings on the server so I can manage it from my computer in my office. My next step was to try and figure out port forwarding. Here is my problem.
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I don't know how to fill this out in spectrum. I dont know if to use "GAMES & APPLICATIONS" tab or add rule because games and applications has an option for steam client or steam server and you have to put in an ip address. I was think my ipv4 but i dont think it worked. Also have tried filling out the tab, "ADD RULE" but i dont know if i am doing it right. If someone can inform me what to do exactly that would be great.
Port forwarding trouble with my server
Discussion in 'Rust Discussion' started by Nickr, Dec 31, 2017.
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Is it a dedicated server box that's in your home behind your router?
And for the fist picture if it does not have rust or rust server then pick steam server and use 0.0.0.0 for the ip it will cover all ipsLast edited by a moderator: Dec 31, 2017 -
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What part is not working you logging into server or it starting
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Hope this helps. I don't have the same router but this should work. Also getting your IPv4 is easy just amke sure you do the following on your server. In CMD type ipconfig. look for the active network adapter and then use that ipv4.
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So how do i get others to connect? client.connect (ipv4)? Do i need to use a port after the ipv4?
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[DOUBLEPOST=1514755939][/DOUBLEPOST]Code:Client.connect publicip:port
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[DOUBLEPOST=1514761358][/DOUBLEPOST]To be honest it seems you spent a lot of money on that server. It would've been cheaper to rent a dedicated server than to buy one and go through all the trouble. -
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This is my test server's sart.bat file. There's unneeded things in there like :start
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