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try also opening port 30110
you are not using the correct ip for your port forward… you are putting in your routers IP instead of the local ip of your PC.
type ipconfig into the command prompt and use that ipv4 address.
this is my server.cfg I don’t know if something is missing
You probably don’t want to change these!
Only change them if you’re using a server with multiple network interfaces.
endpoint_add_tcp “0.0.0.0:30120”
endpoint_add_udp “0.0.0.0:30120”
These resources will start by default.
start mapmanager
start chat
start spawnmanager
start sessionmanager
start fivem
start hardcap
start ■■■■■■■
start scoreboard
start playernames
Our resources
start help
start guns
This allows players to use scripthook based plugins such as lambda menu.
Set this to 0 to disallow scripthook.
sv_scriptHookAllowed 1
Uncomment this to enable RCON. Make sure to change the password.
#rcon_password changeme
A comma-separated list of tags for your server.
For example:
- sets tags “drifting, cars, racing”
Or:
- sets tags “roleplay, military, tanks”
sets tags “default”
Set an optional server info and connecting banner image url.
Size doesn’t matter, any banner sized image will be fine.
#sets banner_detail “http://url.to/image.png”
#sets banner_connecting “http://url.to/image.png”
Set your server’s hostname
sv_hostname “ROLPLAYXSIEMPRE!”
Nested configs!
#exec server_internal.cfg
Loading a server icon (96x96 PNG file)
#load_server_icon myLogo.png
convars which can be used in scripts
set temp_convar “hey world!”
Uncomment this line if you do not want your server to be listed in the server browser.
#sv_master1 “”
Want to only allow players authenticated with a third-party provider like Steam?
Don’t forget Social Club is a third party provider too!
#sv_authMaxVariance 1
#sv_authMinTrust 5
Add system admins
add_ace group.admin command allow # allow all commands
add_ace group.admin command.quit deny # but don’t allow quit
add_principal identifier.steam:110000112345678 group.admin # add the admin to the group
Hide player endpoints in external log output.
sv_endpointprivacy true
Server player slot limit (must be between 1 and 32)
sv_maxclients 32
License key for your server (https://keymaster.fivem.net)
sv_licenseKey vtts5lji9sbutjhdgxw09da7xtm588o7
no… your portforwarding is not correct.
like i said, click on start type in cmd press enter
type ipconfig press enter
where it shows your ipv4 address you use that as the ip you want to port forward with.
You can dial with a line where the ip4 goes
plis or what should I write in each box in the photo with the paint
use the 192.168.0.106 ip address to port forward.
do what you were doing before the rest of it was fine only the ip address was wrong. so open port 30120
yes, use canyouseeme.org to check, type 30120 for the port and click test. make sure your server is running. if its green then you’re good, if it’s red, add a new firewall rule to allow inbound connections for port 30120
i’d recommend deleting that, your IP is there. anyways, take a look a this, https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/785/ and https://www.tp-link.com/us/support/faq/72/
What are you trying to do? the way you were port forwarding was fine once you had the correct IP.
Make sure your Windows Firewall/Defender is not blocking fivem or your virus scanner.
Otherwise your ISP could have a NAT firewall which keeps the ports closed regardless.
if its a nat firewall there is nothing you can do as it would be on your ISP’s end.
as for the rest of it simply google it.
One more question I’m looking for in Google?