Server not showing up in browser

[Martin Vindis]

I'm trying to get a AMS server running but no go so far.
I've ran servers for rF1 and SCE in the past and though it would be very similar for AMS but I guess not.

Since we're using the steam server browser now, my guess is has something to do with that.
What ports do I need to open?
Do I have to run the server from steam or can I execute 'AMS Dedicated.exe' from it's location?

Anyone got their server showing up, if so how/what did you do?

 

[Xray96]

Your server requires a couple of ports forwarded/open in order to be connected to and played on, and contacted by Valve's master browsers.

By default this port is 27015 (UDP). I recommend opening TCP along side it if possible, to enable you to use RCON from outside your network. Some players also force the use of TCP rather than UDP, though I'm not sure how you do this.

Try this one, it's this one for all valve games. Just a guess

Source: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=489240

 

[BattleOvce]

Try this one, it's this one for all valve games. Just a guess

Source: http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=489240

do I need open ports when firewall is turned off ?

 

[Xray96]

do I need open ports when firewall is turned off ?

I'm not sure, but if you have a router you'll have to open them in there for it to work.

If you have one you can find out how to login on various router brands here http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/routerindex.htm

 

[Martin Vindis]

SOLVED

I had my connection type set on LAN as I thought it only set the connection speed. After I set it on Custom and set the ul/dl speed manually I can now see the server in the browser.

Now to the next issues, how do I run a server and play at the same time as AMS is flagged as "Running" when you got the server online.

 

[FormulaGamer123]

SOLVED

I had my connection type set on LAN as I thought it only set the connection speed. After I set it on Custom and set the ul/dl speed manually I can now see the server in the browser.

Now to the next issues, how do I run a server and play at the same time as AMS is flagged as "Running" when you got the server online.

Open the server from the .exe located in C:\Steam\steamapps\common\Automobilista

 

[Martin Vindis]

Open the server from the .exe located in C:\Steam\steamapps\common\Automobilista

Tried it, but then it doesn't show up in the server browser

 

[Rodrrico1]

Still having problems trying to create and access a dedicated server all these years later. Massive flaw from the developers. There's no logical, simple way to run and join a dedicated server in 2020. At least nothing that normal people would be able to navigate.

 

[Salvatore Sirignano]

Still having problems trying to create and access a dedicated server all these years later. Massive flaw from the developers. There's no logical, simple way to run and join a dedicated server in 2020. At least nothing that normal people would be able to navigate.

Hi there! i´m having problems myself, got all the ports opened but no success having my server seen on the lists. Contacting my ISP now to get them to get me off the CGNAT, they are blocking all my ports even though they are opened in the router..

 

[Rodrrico1]

Hi there! i´m having problems myself, got all the ports opened but no success having my server seen on the lists. Contacting my ISP now to get them to get me off the CGNAT, they are blocking all my ports even though they are opened in the router..

I'm not even sure what that is, but from a quick google, my ISP isn't affected by that. Very frustrating.

 

[Alan Dean]

SOLVED

I had my connection type set on LAN as I thought it only set the connection speed. After I set it on Custom and set the ul/dl speed manually I can now see the server in the browser.

Now to the next issues, how do I run a server and play at the same time as AMS is flagged as "Running" when you got the server online.

Where is this LAN DSL setting?