@brolpzt ok friend sorry

okay thank you for answering.

full machine = bare metal virtual machine = vps hehe report us the results

@Swat well it's only listed on the online serverlist, meaning the server itself is working correctly. It's not listed on the in-game serverlist meaning there is still an issue with udp traffic not getting through to your server. You made firewall rules and your port forwarding settings are now correct so i honestly don't know what else it could be.

Honestly just go through and double check everything is set correctly in the launcher and the dedicated.cfg and launch it.

@Dss0 Yes, it could be, but it's odd because it used to work like 1y ago...

@ReflexOnYT doesn't matter, nat loopback will only prevent you from seeing the server that is running on your network. You can still join manually via ip using the console. If you run server and game on the same pc you need to start the game first and then start the server. The server will then use port 4977 which is the port you need to forward via your router's web interface. Idk what you mean by "all my ip's are private".

@Dss0 I play in LAN mode but the command doesnt work to me and the game start and my friends cant join

For t5m it would be interesting to have 18+ players.

@TxylorF are you hosting at home or on a vps? Did you try adding rules to the windows firewall to allow inbound traffic on the server ports (or just allow it for plutonium-bootstrapper-win32). Also post a screenshot of your port forwarding settings.

No, they are not yet public.

@Elite-IV yes yes you can do it from your pc but as far as i know plutonium is not compatible for windows 7 only for windows 10 and windows server 2019 in the vps and in linux it is problematic because of the use of wine because when using wine it consumes a lot of cpu resources