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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
But even if I try to enable steam networking, it never works. I run the server by double-clicking the server.bat file that is provided with the install.
There is no way that I know of to launch the server through Steam, how do you do that?
I then uninstalled the game and reinstalled it. Still nothing in the tool section.
After reinstalling the game and running server.bat I get the same errors as before.
Why is it using port 64874?
EDIT: Check via Wireshark and this is just the local bound port the server assigned to receive communications via port 27000.
(Leaving my machine in the DMZ is not a long term solution)
The fix was to explicitly define each port that I wanted to forward in my router. For example, when it wasn't working I had my router setup to forward ports 27000 - 27050 for both UDP and TCP to my machine. I deleted that rule and added two rules, forward 27000 UDP/TCP and 27003 UDP. With the new rules for ports 27000 and 27003 only everything seems to be working now.
Maybe a bug in my modem/router? It's provided by Spectrum (a terrible cable company) and is running Arris firmware, I'll go check for model # later.