Fervid

Just wondering, but are there any server owners that have been able to connect through their own LAN?  If so, what IP (Server/Router/WAN) and which Port (Game/Query/Seamless) are you using to connet to the server with?

I have a password protected, 1x1 server running on a spare computer here in my house for me and a couple friends.  I have been running multiple Ark servers for several years this same way without any problems.  When I start up the Atlas server, it runs fine and people from outside my network can find the server, connect to it and play on it.  But whenever I try to connect to it, it instantly get a Connection Timeout message.

I have tried connecting to all 3 ports, the game port, the query port and the seamless port via steam connect:

steam://connect/192.168.1.200:37102 (Query)
steam://connect/192.168.1.200:7852 (Game)
steam://connect/192.168.1.200:27000 (Seamless)

Out of the above 3, only the query port (37102) gives me the prompt to enter in my password, so it is making that connection to the server, but after I enter in my password, it immediately says Connection Timeout. 

I tried to connect via VPN to the server.  I enabled my VPN and loaded up the ATLAS browser, I found my server in the list and click connect, it shows me the preview of my server so I click Join and enter in the server password.  It waits for a while and then says Connection Timeout.

I couldn't find any options in my router for NAT loopback settings, I have an older router.  But I should be able to connect right?  I mean it works fine in Ark, so I don't understand what's wrong.  Does anyone have any suggestions?  Someone told me that Atlas doesn't support LAN connections, is that true?  Is there another work around?

I have spent the last few days trying to figure this out, so if anyone has any other suggestions, I would welcome them with open arms.

Cheers and Happy Holidays!

By any chance, did you forget to put

?AltSaveDirectoryName=SERVERNAME

in your command lines?

This is a very misleading thread.  I came here to figure out how to create a map and customize it and instead this thread is just a self promotion to your twitch channel.  There's no direct link to any instructions just your twitch page with has at least 15 previous streams.  I click on one of the videos and all I heard was some heavy breathing followed by "oh look i have almost 200 followers"...  I mean you also said in a reply to your own thread.. " This also includes how to setup a dedicated server from scratch. "  but where???  You don't actually expect everyone to go through all your past streams to find it themselves do you?