I am having issues with AMP I need to reach out to customer support. I’ve tried many things to get AMP binded to my public IPv4 and port 8080 however, once I bind it to my public IPv4 and port 8080 it is unreachable. It works on my local IPv4 just fine. My public IPv4 is without port pingable, however once I add it to port 8080 it is inaccessible.
Also I would like to note; AMP was working for a time on the public IPv4 via port 8080 then stopped working the next day. When I launched the AMP web portal it would not connect but the servers would start. In order to resolve that I ultimately attempted to reinstall everything. I have backed up the servers. But now I can run nothing.
OS: Windows 11 Pro
Product Name/Version: (Always use the full version number - not ‘Latest’)
AMP Instance Manager v2.6.0.6 built
Steps to reproduce:
Install AMP Instance Manager
Let it auto-bind to local host
Create Minecraft paper server
Realize you need to connect to public IPv4
Use CMD admin “ampinstmgr rebind”
Rebind Minecraft and ADS01
Run “ampinstmgr stopallinstances”
Run “ampinstmgr repairauth”
Verify changes with “ampinstmgr -t”
Close CMD
Attempt to relaunch AMP
Displays a connection timeout page.
Actions taken to resolve so far:
Open the ports on my firewall correctly.
Port forwarded my router.
Called my ISP to make sure that they are not blocking the port or anything else
Rebinding the amp instance and the servers to the same public IPv4. The amp instance support 8080, and each server to a port greater than 8080.
Checking my network adapter setting via control panel.
Downloaded surfshark to monitor connections.
Reinstalling AMP entirely including the AMP datastore folder located in the cube coders limited file folder.
I cannot circumvent using my public IPv4 to use something like a VPN (in the past I’ve used radmin VPN) because I want console players to be able to connect to Minecraft. Any help would be highly appreciated.