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As your first sentence doesn't make it 100% clear. Is this dedicated server running on it's own PC or is it running on the same PC you're using as the client also?
Try putting this line
sv_lan 0
in the server config
CSGO defaults to a Lan server,
and you say you have been playing as a Lan server with people connecting.
By putting
sv_lan 0
in the server config
It will disable the Lan and go to Internet
To switch back to Lan, just change the 0 to a 1
Example
sv_lan 1
What you need to do is add a port to your firewall and it will work
1. Get your pc ip (windows 10): Right click on startup -> Network Connections -> Ethernet ------> Proportions -> scroll down -> IPv4 address (copy)
2. Go to your router (mine is 192.168.1.1) -> Forwarding -> Virtual Servers -> add this:
27000-27050 192.168.1.104 (paster your ip)
3. my start.bat is
srcds -game csgo -console -usercon +ip 0.0.0.0 +net_public_adr 0.0.0.0 -port 27015 +sv_region 3 +game_type 0 +game_mode 1 +map de_inferno -tickrate 128 +exec server.cfg +sv_setsteamaccount {MYKEY}
I dont know why but it launches with 27016 but it is enough for me :)
27000-27050 192.168.1.104 (paster your ip)
i know this is kinda late but, on my router there is something called "starting port" and "ending port". is it that ?
Yes, the port range will be forwarded - so type in the start and end port to specify the range
EDIT: On top of that make sure you have a steam account server token
https://steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameservers
Also make sure you meet the requirements to open a server token
So, I already released access to my port 27015 through the router, I already configured the Firewall to release the port, and I already created a valid Token on Steam, My server is working normally when I enter my IPv4, but when I go through the public port for my friends, they can't get in...
I've entered dozens of forums with people having the same problem and they always say the same things but I've practically done everything they asked and nothing works
That's it, I already called my provider for them to release access, they entered my pc through anydesk and configured everything correctly and told me that everything was ok and that the door was open. As for the configuration, I don't think it's because the server is working perfectly on the LAN.