This is where our server files are going to be placed. Type login anonymous and then you should be logged into steam anonymously through SteamCMD. Time to login to SteamCMD so that we can do things to begin setting up the server. Once the files have been extracted to your chosen location launch SteamCMD and it will begin updating, leave it to update, and once its finished, type quit. Once you have downloaded SteamCMD extract the. Remember how I mentioned earlier about SteamCMD? Well now is the time to download it to begin this step. Now with all the boring and worrying stuff out of the way, time for some slightly less stressful stuff. Repeat this for UDP and then that's the Port Forwarding done! In profile just leave them all ticked then click Next. Select " Allow The Connection" and then Next. 7777-7779) in the " Specific Remote Ports" section, making sure it is selected. It will then ask you TCP or UDP, you will be doing both but just do TCP first and enter in the same ports you entered to port forward (e.g. Once here, select Port and then click Next. Once here, click on " Outbound Rules" and then select " New Rule" in the " Actions" tab on the right of the window. To get there, press start and begin typing "Windows Defender" and it should be one of the options listed, for me it was first.Ĭlick this and then you will be greeted with this window. Port Forwarding Windows PCAfter forwarding the ports on your modem/router, the next thing to do is to port forward those same ports, through the Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security. If using Googles DNS then in the Preferred DNS Server enter in 8.8.8.8 and the Alternative DNS server will be 8.8.4.4 and then after that click OK & Close on both windows. Select Use the following DNS addresses and enter in either your a DNS you want to use, or just the simple Google DNS. Select Use the following IP address and type in the IPv4 address and subnet mask you found earlier in the Command Prompt followed by the default gateway. In this window select the one called Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and go to Properties. Then go to Network and Sharing Centre and press Change Adaptor Settings, right click your current network connection (Ethernet or Wifi), and select Properties. Now, with these numbers in mind, hop on over to the Control Panel and go to Network and Internet. The following should appear.įor this you will need to take note of YOUR IPv4 Address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway. Then, once it is open, type ipconfig and press enter. So start off by going to the search bar on the bottom left (Windows 10) and typing Command Prompt or CMD and open it as administrator. This will make it so your computer does not change its IPV4 address and keeps the IP connected to the ports. The first step to hosting your dedicated server is setting up your host computer (the one that is going to be hosting the server) to have a Static IP.
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