[Czar_]

I have been having this issue for a while and I am hoping someone can help me solve it. Basically I have multiple servers running on a dedicated box. Players are able to connect to my default port server xxx.xx.xx.xx:27015 but some players have trouble connecting to my other servers that run on port 27016-27025. If they first connect to my default port server they can then connect to my others. But if they try to straight up connect to the non default port servers, they get the console msg posted below.

Info:
Server types: Csgo, Garys mod
Operating System: Linux Ubuntu 16.04
Hosting provider: OVH
Startup Params: ./srcds_run -game csgo -console -usercon +game_type 0 +game_mode 1 +mapgroup mg_active +map de_dust2 -maxplayers_override 12 -ip -port

Tried +net_public_adr

What happens when trying to connect:
Connecting to public(ip) ...
Retrying public(ip) ...
Retrying public(ip) ...

Any help would be greatly appreciated

[hustl4]

I remember reading somewhere that you should have a gap of 10 between each port, so first server 27015, 2nd server 27025, 3rd server 27035, etc.

[LaRoVV66]

what say console?

[Czar_]

Originally Posted by LaRoVV66 what say console?

Player console:
Connecting to public(ip) ...
Retrying public(ip) ...
Retrying public(ip) ...

Server console doesnt show anything about them trying to connect

[Czar_]

Originally Posted by hustl4 I remember reading somewhere that you should have a gap of 10 between each port, so first server 27015, 2nd server 27025, 3rd server 27035, etc.

Tried and still the same issue

[LaRoVV66]

have you 27015 port open ?

[Czar_]

Originally Posted by LaRoVV66 have you 27015 port open ?

All ports are open.

[LaRoVV66]

have you server token ?

[Czar_]

Originally Posted by LaRoVV66 have you server token ?

Yes

[ambn]

Originally Posted by Czar_ Yes

Try a different port rather than 27015 and also make sure that your server get connected to steam servers.
Some hosting providers also limit their ip into in-country access only (im not sure if OVH do it or not)
Also try +hostport as well.
And check all your open ports using netstat -an to check if the port is not really in use.