Server only shows up under LAN and not public

[Nfsryder]

Hi, trying to create a private server to race with a few friends. I followed the guides and added the 9600 UDP/TCP and 8081 HTTP ports to my router settings and set up the server from within Content Manager. I have the "make server public (show on lobby" checked but when I go to run the server, it only shows up under LAN and not KUNOS (public). How do I fix this?

 

[Nfsryder]

No one knows eh

 

[djm68]

You need to supply more information if you expect help. There are countless routers with different ways to forward AC traffic to your machines. "added 9600 UDP/TCP and 8081 HTTP" does not really mean anything. Added these port to *what* part of your route config?

google 'port forwarding assetto corso' and you will find many tutorials online -- I went through the same exercise myself recently and it is pretty strait forward.

Dom

 

[Nfsryder]

You need to supply more information if you expect help. There are countless routers with different ways to forward AC traffic to your machines. "added 9600 UDP/TCP and 8081 HTTP" does not really mean anything. Added these port to *what* part of your route config?

google 'port forwarding assetto corso' and you will find many tutorials online -- I went through the same exercise myself recently and it is pretty strait forward.

Dom

When I say 9600/8081 I am of course referring to port forwarding in the router settings. This is one of the videos that I followed and I watched a few other ones to verify.

 

[g30rpr]

Recently updated my router and having the same problem. I done the same. Seen tutorials and all. Nothing. Done port forward and all. same issue. Only comes up in Lan.
router is AX6000

 

[Geordges]

Same problem here if someone know why I follow the chat

 

[Monstere22]

Same Problem, Anyone Find A Solution?

 

[6rnk]

Same problem, soooooo anyone?

 

[RasmusP]

Use a portchecker like "you get signal", "can you see me" or similar to make sure your ports are really open.

Then you need to select "register in lobby" or something similar in the server settings.

 

[Bonnaguerra]

check your server logs, that is the first indication as to whether your ports are working. if the file says 'ok' down the bottom it has established connection. if it says failed connection/attempt, your ports aren't forwarded correctly. Make sure you have set up your static IP address and port forward to that address. I set up the static IP in my Telstra router because setting it up on the computer didn't register in the router. My ports forwarded are different but the ports you forward for TCP shouldn't matter. As long as your http is correct it shouldn't matter.

 

[6rnk]

it works. solution is port forwarding yes. tcp udp and http

 

[Whiteeyy]

pls delete my post, i explained it really bad..

 

[Bravo_Batavo]

it works. solution is port forwarding yes. tcp udp and http

where do i find these settings?

 

[Pfalzdriver]

where do i find these settings?

Use the configuration tool of your router and look for smtg like "port forward". It's different with different brands.

 

[RasmusP]

where do i find these settings?

Random internet picture in German that I've saved some years ago to configure my router:

 

[ioyper]

i think for some of u the problem may be ur friend lives too far away and has too low of ping

 

[matthewsanchez72]

I’m having the same problem and I’ve followed all the steps. The Dedicated Server GUI app runs runs it but only Lan is available. I posted this command window so you can see the error for no TCP connection. My firewall has it all to run in public and private. Any help is appreciated

 

[goka823]

Hi guys. I had the same problem, and now i figured out. If you done with the port forwarding, you need to enable the ports go through your firewall, and when its done, you need to set in the cfg file, REGISTER_TO_LOBBY=1 and when you done, you need to start the server.exe file as administrator. Enjoy it.