Why does my server not show up in the FiveM server list
Here is my console.
https://pastebin.com/7XqLBCrY
When I open the run.bat i get this
Resolved live-internal.fivem.net:30110 to 178.32.9.100:30110
Couldn’t find resource sessionmanager.
GlobalError: This server does not have a license key specified. Please set the sv_licenseKey console variable to a key from https://keymaster.fivem.net/. (for example, set sv_licenseKey "key" in the config, or +set sv_licenseKey key on the command line)
Someone please help I have everything working but that. It may be why my Server does not show up on the server list.
You need to create a batch file to start the run.cmd file.
Check here for linux and windows version:
If u do not have a key in server.cfg you can make one easily here:
https://keymaster.fivem.net/
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Thanks. I will try that.
It does not work
Are u sure u have done the batch file right?
The server works fine but it just does not show on the server list
The website also does not work
If u run this server on your own PC u need to enter in your router settings and open port 30120 (UDP/TCP).
VIDEO where u can find how u can port forward:
https://youtu.be/MU--n8Bn6Sg Time: 5:49
This may help you with your issue!
Edit:
To find your IP and Default Gateway you need to open CMD then type ipconfig then it will display your IPV4 Adress and Default Gateway. Do not close the cmd window. Then in your browser type in the search bar the default gateway. Then it will display prompt for password and username. And then go watch the video.
Edit 2:
If u want only u to enter u can join by going to settings and enable localhost thing and then press localhost on your menu.
What would be the IP people would connect with?
They can connect via name if ya port forward right. 
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Ok I will try
Working? (chars)
No, nothing works
Looks like you’re running the server on a hosted VPS/Server so there is no router configuration/port forwarding to do. Just have to allow the ports through you’re firewall.
If it’s a windows server open you’re windows firewall and add new inbound and outbound rules to allow connections to both TCP and UDP ports 30110 and 30120.
If you’re running the server on a linux distro update your firewall/iptables configuration to allow incoming/outgoing connections…
If you still cant figure it out send me a message on disocrd and i’ll help you out as much as I can ThinkTwice#2861