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If you have no public IP address on the server machine, you need to forward the required ports from your router to your server machine's local IP. It might be hard to run a server this way, especially if your external, public IP address changes frequently.
This is my case :(
BTW, I noticed there's a typo:
Like ED (option online solo) F.A.Q need update.
But ive got a problem. My Server appears in the list "BiGEdges Game"
but if i want to connect it tells me Server offline.
and 0/0 Players.
How to solve?
Same here
PS. I bought the game itself.
Typo fixed. ;-)
I'm sure there are more to be found. :-D
--- SteamCMD Download ---
Downloading the HELLION server software with SteamCMD does NOT require a license.
Console output looks like this:
Steam>login anonymous
Connecting anonymously to Steam Public...Logged in OK
Waiting for license info...OK
Steam>app_update 598850
Success! App '598850' already up to date.
--- 0/0 players ---
If your server is listed with 0/0 players and you cannot connect to it, did you perhaps forget port forwarding (in case the server doesn't have a public IP address)? See step 2.
Another possible cause could be a firewall, that prevents incoming connections. Default settings allow any Windows program to communicate with the outside world, however incoming connections must be approved once-per-program to be allowed. This is required for players to connect and for the main server to check the server's status. ("How many player slots are currently used?")
i use. 1337 and 1339 tcp/udp
I wanted to start a dedicated on my own PC and wanted to connect to it.
yes, you need to open the ports on your router... but your internet connection will die very soon :D