Super helpful, super underrated. This dude puts everything in a neat format, walks you through every step, and even puts in a bit of personality and humor to make it more appealing to watch instead of a guide you have to boringly comb through. Thank you very much Dre
Thank you very much for the kind words :) Comments like these mean more to me than I can sum up in just a few sentences. I'm glad you found my video helpful Mystic Cow, and I'm very appreciative of your compliment!
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You don't need turn off all the firewall, just add server port in "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security" > Inbound Rules > New Rule... Select Port > Choose UDP and type your server port > Next > Next and Name your server port and done :>
Was hoping to see the recommendation for inbound and outbound rules for Windows Firewall. Definitely did not expect a recommendation to simply disable the firewall lol. My search continues
I would suggest using a firewall rule instead of totally disabling windows security, its not difficult to do if you show exactly how to create a firewall rule in this specific instance
Thanks for the recommendation! I wasn't aware of this feature at the time of making this video; but for any future videos that I script out I'll be sure to utilize that method instead. Thanks for teaching me something :)
This method definitely works however I did take a different route instead of using the "Public IP Address" from google, the input I used for the player connecting to the host is my IPv4 Address. This solved the issue of the Terraria app saying "Connection time out". Also to note this video method seems to work only for LAN connections so you have to be connected at the same wifi, I tried going upstairs and turning on my cellular data without being connected to my wifi, I attempted all sorts of IP Addresses related to my host, all which resulted to forever "Connecting to: (IP address)" I couldn't verify if it can connect or not since my patience ran out. So to viewers curious if this works or not, my honest answer is Yes if you're connected at the same wifi as the host, but if you're someone who's connected to your own wifi and not the host's wifi then No, I guess.
3 videos of "go download this n that" bs that i know i dont need since i have run dedi servers for other games first time trying to find the server.exe on a steam game and got the info right away on this great video
i aprpeciate this a lot, this was really helpful and not a boring watch, just liked and subscribed and this is probably the best guide for this i've seen, too bad i won't use it because i have to give out my ip and 😬 i dont really trust anyone i want to play with with my ip tbh
After looking up my Gateway it didn’t bring me to a login page, this was my last effort because hamachi way was not working like it did in the past, until you reminded me of the fire wall thank you good sir👍 Will update if works
This video i absolutely amazing thanks so much for your help and this channel not only gave me a terraria server, it also gave me a great new subscription :)
this is as simple as it gets for hosting your own servers in games relogic need a LOT of money to host their own servers. at least they let you play without ip for free unlike minecraft lol
Hey, i need some help it doesnt seem to work for me everything i set up (i think) and i can join the server but when my friend tries to join it, it doesnt work he never connects. Have any solutions?
I port forwarded the 7777 port and am able to start up the server and connect to it from other devices on my same network using my computers ipv4 address. But when I try and give my friends my public IP (the one you google) they just get stuck on a "connecting" screen. Ive disabled firewall also. Dunno if you'd happen to know a fix or if I just fumbled somewhere along the process...
It seems it only works as LAN, basically only those connected to the same wifi as yours would be able to connect however others connected to their own wifi and not yours wouldn't be able to play on your server.
WTF!!! i thought this guy had like 10k subs!! hes soooo underrated for this great quality content!! keep on making this helpful stuff dude, thanks! youre a life saver! + 1 sub
So my power went out while the server was running and now when I start the server I don't think it's fully open any more. Just says connecting to (my IP) I can still host and okay and use the world on single player. I'm not sure how but I think ther sever was broke. 1 file fails to validate every time I try and I can't find a solution that works.
Hey There Triston Good! I'm not 100% sure what may have happened here, but my best guess is that your IPv4 address changed once your router reset due to the outage. Try running "ipconfig" in the cmd again and see whether or not your current IPv4 address matches the IPv4 you previously entered into your port forwarding configuration. If it doesn't, just replace the old IPv4 with your current one and you should be up and running again. Let me know if this works! :)
A good tutorial, little sidenote/fix, you shouldn't really turn the firewall off on a pc that is constantly connected to web, instead you can add an exception to firewall(terraria), allowing only the terraria process to bypass security, and limiting the risks to only Terraria application, and trust me you really need to rub someone the wrong way to get them to deliberately attack you through terraria process :) stay safe cyberbuzums
im having a few problems. one being is when i am trying to connect that it says, Found server, and it gets stuck there. My friends trying to join see, Connecting to (ip) then they get stuck there too. pls help.
Straightforward and helped my friend set up a server that I could join. I do have a question, though, how might I go about this on MacOS Monterey? Specifically on an M1 Silicon chip.
Im using xfinity and I did the portforwading along with the server setup and deactivation of the firewall. Nobody can seem to join but myself, any common issues?
Upon entering my default gateway into google and clicking on the hyperlink from that, nothing appeared. My gateway also shows up in hexadecimal, not in decimal or with the standard 192.168.0.x format. Not sure what this means or how to work with it, please do help.
My dad used to say I wasn't allowed to host a minecraft server for my friends because port forwarding makes you vulnerable to DDOS attacks and other security risks. He's been working as an IT'er for years so I assume this has some truth behind it. Just want to clarify this. If you do this, be sure to do some research on how to keep your network secure, just in case. Take your internet protection security
Pls help, i dont know why, but when i tried to connect to the server from public ip, it's just connecting. My port is open, and I did what you said. What can be wrong?
i said this on another video related to servers, its like terraria or other terraria server comppanies are \just making this so damn difficult and weird to discourage people from playing with friends
Can I use Ipv6 Host exposure instead of port forwarding? And if yes what Ip adress do I use to join the server (since you don't put the Ip in the Host exposure thingy like you have to with port forwarding)
Can't get it to work, I can't even join the server myself using my public ip address, only using my ipv4 address. None of those 2 work for anyone besides me tho
I've been following your directions but for some reason it isn't working for me. I'm using a Hauwei router, and was able to port forward, and turned off my firewall, and still my friends aren't able to join my server. I need your help.
I have AT&T but I don't know how to set up port forwarding, it only sayd service name, protocol, and global port range but nothing about Ipv4 or default gateway.
i wanna put mod on terraria server tru workshop. but idk how to that. NOT THE TMODLOADER thing i hope i can use the default terraria server runner on the game directory it self :( if u have a guide that would be nice.
for some reason it doesnt work, friends still cant join :(. I can join the server with my IPv4 address so its probably something to do with my port forwarding, but i'm not sure what the problem could be. I disabled the firewalls on my ISP and windows defender and set up a virtual server like you did with WAN port and LAN port 7777-7777, but it still doesnt work. I used some online port checkers and they cant find the port.
Super helpful, super underrated. This dude puts everything in a neat format, walks you through every step, and even puts in a bit of personality and humor to make it more appealing to watch instead of a guide you have to boringly comb through. Thank you very much Dre
Thank you very much for the kind words :) Comments like these mean more to me than I can sum up in just a few sentences. I'm glad you found my video helpful Mystic Cow, and I'm very appreciative of your compliment!
I agree with everything he said lol ^
@@DRECUBED Can I do it without Steam? And how to locate my server without Steam?
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you're great man super underated
so i set it all up but its not connecting?
Ima be clear here
This guy is so underrated and he deserves more attention
You don't need turn off all the firewall, just add server port in "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security" > Inbound Rules > New Rule...
Select Port > Choose UDP and type your server port > Next > Next and Name your server port and done :>
what is my server port?
@@Claaws1 7777?
THANK YOU, I was like.. I don’t wanna turn off Firewall…
Thank you so much, i was tired of watching useless 17 minute tutorials! You're a life saver!
hey but mine just says connectingg
@@kaquinjr6627 lucky, i'm not even allowed to create a server that my friends can join
I apologise for making funny number 70 but you deserve a like.
Hey have I been here before?
@@logikali2030 yep
@@logikali2030no
Short, concise and easy to understand
What a tutorial should be, fantastic video
Very good tutorial i would highly recommend. Gets straight to the point and literally no bs.
Damn, an ACTUALLY USEFUL tutorial, that is STRAIGHT to the point. Thank you.
Underrated tutorial. Great work bro thank you!
Immediately after that juke Intro, I subscribed. This is what Im looking for when I search for tutorials.
Was hoping to see the recommendation for inbound and outbound rules for Windows Firewall. Definitely did not expect a recommendation to simply disable the firewall lol. My search continues
I would suggest using a firewall rule instead of totally disabling windows security, its not difficult to do if you show exactly how to create a firewall rule in this specific instance
Thanks for the recommendation! I wasn't aware of this feature at the time of making this video; but for any future videos that I script out I'll be sure to utilize that method instead.
Thanks for teaching me something :)
yeah. When you enter windows defender firewall you can enter advanced settings and add a port rule
@@Anders.On_Quads hello is it inbound or outbound rules
@@nelalanan7111 I believe it's inbound but you can always do both to be sure
legit confused the shit out of me, I've always had to out exceptions any time I want to play Minecraft Lan on a new installation
my man is so underrated this is probably the most fun to watch tutorial out there
Very professional and clear presentation. Great video man!
Much appreciated
Thanks for this my Guy!! Very clear video. No clickbait. No BS (as you said in the title). Thanks!!
I know nothing about terraria and sat through the whole thing, but nice vid (smooth editing)
This was EXTREMELY helpful and I’m so thankful!!!
this tutorial is so helpful, thank you!!!
This method definitely works however I did take a different route instead of using the "Public IP Address" from google, the input I used for the player connecting to the host is my IPv4 Address. This solved the issue of the Terraria app saying "Connection time out". Also to note this video method seems to work only for LAN connections so you have to be connected at the same wifi, I tried going upstairs and turning on my cellular data without being connected to my wifi, I attempted all sorts of IP Addresses related to my host, all which resulted to forever "Connecting to: (IP address)" I couldn't verify if it can connect or not since my patience ran out. So to viewers curious if this works or not, my honest answer is Yes if you're connected at the same wifi as the host, but if you're someone who's connected to your own wifi and not the host's wifi then No, I guess.
u solved my whole problem
This is one of my favorite tutorial videos, and is an approachable guide! Cheers :-)
Got it working! Much appreciated! Gonna have a good time with the boys in 1.4.4.
Thank you for this. Exactly what i needed.
3 videos of "go download this n that" bs that i know i dont need since i have run dedi servers for other games
first time trying to find the server.exe on a steam game and got the info right away on this
great video
i aprpeciate this a lot, this was really helpful and not a boring watch, just liked and subscribed and this is probably the best guide for this i've seen, too bad i won't use it because i have to give out my ip and 😬 i dont really trust anyone i want to play with with my ip tbh
Clear, concise, no bullshit. Thank you
Finally, someone knows what we need. Thanks a lot
this my kind sir deserves a sub
Holy shit this is underrated i was far off from ever figuring this out thanks bro
when i try to add a virtual server I dont get the options you have and when i try to join its stuck on connecting
I did everything the way you did and when it comes to joining the server it just says “connecting to (my ipv4 address)”
After looking up my Gateway it didn’t bring me to a login page, this was my last effort because hamachi way was not working like it did in the past, until you reminded me of the fire wall thank you good sir👍
Will update if works
This video i absolutely amazing thanks so much for your help and this channel not only gave me a terraria server, it also gave me a great new subscription :)
Damn, this man doesn't skip a step
Brother this helped so muxh. Love this man rn
This is super helpful and this helped me so much thx
blud acts like a normal human being, imma sub
Playing terraria as multiiplayer shouldn't be so difficult (though this video seems really easy and helpful)
this is as simple as it gets for hosting your own servers in games
relogic need a LOT of money to host their own servers. at least they let you play without ip for free unlike minecraft lol
this is extremely helpfull, thank you very much cubed
Oh boy, control panel, how useful
this man deserves a trillion subscribers for making good tutorials that dont require you to pay or install some s*it
Very nice tutorial. Although, using ngrok to portforward is a much easier way than going to router settings.
Hey, i need some help it doesnt seem to work for me everything i set up (i think) and i can join the server but when my friend tries to join it, it doesnt work he never connects. Have any solutions?
Thanks for the tutorial!
BRO THANK YOU SO MUCH EVEY OTHER GUY HAD A DUM WAY THXXX
I port forwarded the 7777 port and am able to start up the server and connect to it from other devices on my same network using my computers ipv4 address. But when I try and give my friends my public IP (the one you google) they just get stuck on a "connecting" screen. Ive disabled firewall also. Dunno if you'd happen to know a fix or if I just fumbled somewhere along the process...
It seems it only works as LAN, basically only those connected to the same wifi as yours would be able to connect however others connected to their own wifi and not yours wouldn't be able to play on your server.
this man has good mic and good fps and good viewer rate but (WHY NO ONE IS SUBSCRIBING)
WTF!!! i thought this guy had like 10k subs!! hes soooo underrated for this great quality content!! keep on making this helpful stuff dude, thanks! youre a life saver! + 1 sub
Many Thanks Ashton! Words of encouragement are always much appreciated!
Thank you for respecting my time :)
hes so positive when hes not a famous yt? im so confused this dudes on fire
This guy should have more subs than now :)
Love your tutorial
Finally an easy tutorial!
i love this guy
Sorry for making the number of likes the unfunny number of 421 but you deserve a like
Really good video Thank you
hey im trying to do it with fios but its nothing like yours in the video could you please help?
So my power went out while the server was running and now when I start the server I don't think it's fully open any more. Just says connecting to (my IP) I can still host and okay and use the world on single player. I'm not sure how but I think ther sever was broke. 1 file fails to validate every time I try and I can't find a solution that works.
Hey There Triston Good! I'm not 100% sure what may have happened here, but my best guess is that your IPv4 address changed once your router reset due to the outage. Try running "ipconfig" in the cmd again and see whether or not your current IPv4 address matches the IPv4 you previously entered into your port forwarding configuration. If it doesn't, just replace the old IPv4 with your current one and you should be up and running again.
Let me know if this works! :)
@@DRECUBED hey! Yes turns out I don't have a static IP address, I didn't know this but after finding that out it's solved all my issues!
bruh why have i not seen this guy yet
Just a note my default gateway had a lot of random stuff beside it but what you actually need is right below it if you had that problem
A good tutorial, little sidenote/fix, you shouldn't really turn the firewall off on a pc that is constantly connected to web, instead you can add an exception to firewall(terraria), allowing only the terraria process to bypass security, and limiting the risks to only Terraria application, and trust me you really need to rub someone the wrong way to get them to deliberately attack you through terraria process :) stay safe cyberbuzums
im having a few problems. one being is when i am trying to connect that it says, Found server, and it gets stuck there. My friends trying to join see, Connecting to (ip) then they get stuck there too. pls help.
nice one, hope I stumble on you next time I need help rather than the BS tutorials
Straightforward and helped my friend set up a server that I could join. I do have a question, though, how might I go about this on MacOS Monterey? Specifically on an M1 Silicon chip.
Worth a subscribe
imma have to subscribe cuz this was too helpful
Will the server be able to be joined with my computer on sleep mode? Because Im trying to allow friends to access server without be need to be online
2:10 for me it's blocked... any advice?
Had to sub for this vid mane
I just can't thank you enough!
Why are you so good
Why is your audio like Good
Really awesome
you sir are a legend
thanks man you are a legend
Thank u for the help!
Thanks a bunch!
Im using xfinity and I did the portforwading along with the server setup and deactivation of the firewall. Nobody can seem to join but myself, any common issues?
me too lol
@@pensamiento_diferente I fixed it back then, but i have no idea how.
Really helpful!!!
My friend can't connect online but locally my brother can, any tips??
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Upon entering my default gateway into google and clicking on the hyperlink from that, nothing appeared. My gateway also shows up in hexadecimal, not in decimal or with the standard 192.168.0.x format. Not sure what this means or how to work with it, please do help.
My dad used to say I wasn't allowed to host a minecraft server for my friends because port forwarding makes you vulnerable to DDOS attacks and other security risks. He's been working as an IT'er for years so I assume this has some truth behind it.
Just want to clarify this. If you do this, be sure to do some research on how to keep your network secure, just in case. Take your internet protection security
you must have 100k subs NOW ur a god dud
I have a starlink router and i can’t see any thing on my screen. it just says, “you are connected to starlink” and that’s all
Thanks!
well i didn't know i have to do Uranium enrichment to be able to play terraria with my friends
Pls help, i dont know why, but when i tried to connect to the server from public ip, it's just connecting. My port is open, and I did what you said. What can be wrong?
Tahnks.
i said this on another video related to servers, its like terraria or other terraria server comppanies are \just making this so damn difficult and weird to discourage people from playing with friends
I followed everything but it's still stuck in connecting only for my friends ;-;
same, tell me if you find a solution
that intro fucking obliterated me
Life saver
Can I use Ipv6 Host exposure instead of port forwarding?
And if yes what Ip adress do I use to join the server (since you don't put the Ip in the Host exposure thingy like you have to with port forwarding)
Can't get it to work, I can't even join the server myself using my public ip address, only using my ipv4 address. None of those 2 work for anyone besides me tho
great video but in case my internet goes away like lost connection will the server stop running too? thanks!
I've been following your directions but for some reason it isn't working for me. I'm using a Hauwei router, and was able to port forward, and turned off my firewall, and still my friends aren't able to join my server. I need your help.
I have AT&T but I don't know how to set up port forwarding, it only sayd service name, protocol, and global port range but nothing about Ipv4 or default gateway.
Thank you for the video, but my router doesn't have the virtual servers options or anything like that :(
i wanna put mod on terraria server tru workshop. but idk how to that. NOT THE TMODLOADER thing i hope i can use the default terraria server runner on the game directory it self :( if u have a guide that would be nice.
for some reason it doesnt work, friends still cant join :(. I can join the server with my IPv4 address so its probably something to do with my port forwarding, but i'm not sure what the problem could be. I disabled the firewalls on my ISP and windows defender and set up a virtual server like you did with WAN port and LAN port 7777-7777, but it still doesnt work. I used some online port checkers and they cant find the port.