[ftlmkgflh123]

Hello, I am having issues connecting to SRCDS locally.

Once I get the server to show up in the LAN tab with 192.168.1.x, the server will not allow me to connect.

I have tried my IPv4 Address, 0.0.0.0 (localhost), 127.0.0.1, none of which is working. 27015, 27016 ports do not seem to make a difference.

This is an error that pops up every 30 seconds: CreateBoundSocket: ::bind returned error [no name available](10049)

Parameters:

srcds -game csgo -console -usercon +game_type 0 +game_mode 0 +mapgroup mg_active +map de_dust 2 -maxplayers_override 32 +sv_lan 1 +ip 192.168.1.1

UPDATE: This has been resolved! Removing the IP command line option is a must if you want to host your server on LAN. You need to bind a port (in my case, +port 27016) if you have multiple clients running. In this scenario, CS:GO and SRCDS.

srcds -game csgo -console -usercon +game_type 0 +game_mode 0 +mapgroup mg_active +map de_dust 2 -maxplayers_override 32 +port 27016

[Bacardi]

remove that ip part

[Maxximou5]

Or change it to the actual correct IP, as I highly doubt you're hosting it on your router.
Unless you've specifically set your Default gateway address to something else, which is weird.

[ftlmkgflh123]

Hey, thanks for the responses.

Originally Posted by Bacardi remove that ip part

I have attempted this already with no success.

Originally Posted by Maxximou5 Or change it to the actual correct IP, as I highly doubt you're hosting it on your router. Unless you've specifically set your Default gateway address to something else, which is weird.

That was just an example at the time, it is set to my full IPv4 Address. It appears in the LAN tab, I just cannot connect to the server. I still receive the CreateBoundSocket error as well. (Edit: This is no longer true. The error has completely disappeared!). There was one time it randomly allowed me to connect and for some the reason I had noticed the port changed all by itself to 27016. I attempted to change the port to replicate that but it did not show up in the server browser and I couldn't connect to it manually.

For more information, I have attempted to allow the ports through my firewall and forwarded the port on my local IPv4 Address. Neither of these things have made a difference, and none of which I can see really doing anything when I'm connecting to my local address anyway.

[Maxximou5]

Try it with +net_public_adr xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

[ftlmkgflh123]

Originally Posted by Maxximou5 Try it with +net_public_adr xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

Hi, I have tried the command line option you provided me with and there appears to be no difference. I have tried it on its own and with the standard +ip/-ip but to no avail.

Edit: Resolved. Updated main post.

[Azerja12]

Had the same issue. Thanks for resolving it!