CS:GO instance not visible on the LAN

[Chris_Olsen]

Debian 12, everything has gone well, I can get an instance up, and it appears to be running on the local IP address. I changed everything so that it wasn’t listening on 0.0.0.0, and listening on the proper RFC 1918 address of the single NIC. CS:GO doesn’t see it, connecting to it on the console in CS:GO doesn’t work either (connect 192.168.0.220:27015). Sockstat in Debian sees nothing listening on that port. I’ve got a bog vanilla MC server running in a screen session and I can see it listening in sockstat.

I saw AMP as a sexier way of running private servers, and everything seems to be correct, but can’t connect locally.

[Mike]

Please use the proper template when opening support requests. Ideally open the request from within AMP so that all the required information is provided.

[Chris_Olsen]

I didn’t even know that was an option, sorry about that.

OS	Linux
Platform	Debian GNU/Linux 12
System Type	x86_64
CPU Model	Intel(R) Core™ i7-3770 CPU @ 3.40GHz
CPU Layout	1S/4C/8T
Installed RAM	15916
Virtualization	None
Module	ADSModule
Module Application	Application Deployment
Loaded Plugins	FileManagerPlugin, EmailSenderPlugin, WebRequestPlugin, LocalFileBackupPlugin, CommonCorePlugin
Application Name	AMP
Application Version	2.4.6.0
Codename	Decadeus
Tools Version	2.4.6
Release Stream	Mainline
Build Spec	Release
Build Date	02/08/2023 19:47
InstanceID	ceac48a9-6d9c-4f6d-8bed-effe1cd1edfa
Last Executable	/usr/bin/tmux
Last Arguments	-f /dev/null new-session -s AMP_SecondTry01 -d cd ‘/home/amp/.ampdata/instances/SecondTry01’; /home/amp/.ampdata/instances/SecondTry01/AMP_Linux_x86_64 +Core.Webserver.Port 8081 +Core.Webserver.IPBinding 192.168.0.220 +Core.AMP.InstanceID ---- +FileManagerPlugin.SFTP.SFTPPortNumber 2224 +srcdsModule.SRCDS.ServerPortBinding 27015 +srcdsModule.SourceTV.SourceTVPort 27020

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