Server uses local ip instead of the public ip

[Resxt]

Screenshot your BAT file (hide the server key)

[Pachi11_]

[Resxt]

Pachi11_ so given that you're sure that the server key is T4SP and that the local IPv4 is correct then this looks okay.
Can you let the server run and give me the name so I can try to join it?

Also you need to be sure that no firewall or your antivirus firewall is blocking the port

[Pachi11_]

server name
[ARGENTINA] NIGHTCLUB

I deactivated antivirus and firewall
Server gives me succesful heartbeats

Some sus lines the server gives me:
Opening IP socket: localhost:28963
UPnP successfully claimed port 28963!
Hostname: my pc
IP: 192.168.56.1
IP: 26.155.59.141
IP: 192.168.100.43 (this one is my pc's and internal IP)

[Resxt]

Yeah I can't connect. A firewall might be wrong or the port forward rule might be wrong/not set in the right menu or whatever
Also if you have a VPN running on your PC you should disable it

Just to be sure I recommend trying to run the server with vanilla map before going into mods, one thing at a time

[Pachi11_]

I put natch der untoten, Is it joinable now?
Also in a photo I sent there is a port trigger menu which shows me this:

[Resxt]

Pachi11_ screenshot the IPv4 port mapping menu
Also expand WAN LAN and Security on the sidebar and screenshot the sidebar

[Pachi11_]

I'm not sure about wan, i cant do anything.
I've done a static IP in DHCP Static IP menu.

[Dss0]

Pachi11_ create a windows firewall rule to allow incoming traffic on port 28963 UDP.

[Resxt]

Pachi11_ yeah firewall can be important too but it looks like ipv4 port mapping could be the correct menu. Try to create the rule here

[Pachi11_]

Dss0 Thanks for your response! I've already done that
Resxt I "forwarded the port" but still no results , I'm going to create a new server key to see if that fixes something...
I realized that i am not using the same account of the forum and the plutonium launcher, but i don't think that is a problem

[Pachi11_]

Changing the server key didn't work, idrk why i tried that

[Dss0]

Pachi11_ see if you can find a "status" page on your router or some location where it shows your WAN ip. Then compare it to the one you see when you visit this site: https://www.whatsmyip.org/
If both are NOT the same you're behind carrier grade nat and won't be able to host servers.

[Pachi11_]

OHHHHHHHHHHH I see I see, didn't know anything bout wan ip, they are not the same and the wan ip starts with 100 so impossible, any way to fix it? Do i need to tell my network company to take out the cg nat?