GTA V version? Latest, as of 3/2/2019 Up to date? Yes Legit or Pirate copy? Legit Steam/CD/Social Club? Steam Windows version? 10 Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again? n/a Error screenshot (if any) n/a System specifications What did you do to get this issue? What server did you get this issue on? my own CitizenFX.log file .dmp files/report IDs
If an issue with starting: GTA V folder screenshot GTA V/update/x64/dlcpacks screenshot none yet Filepath to FiveM folder C:\Users\name\AppData\Local\FiveM\FiveM.exe FiveM client folder screenshot what for? Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus? yes
Also add what you already tried so far.
• Set up my server.cfg file
• Port-forwarded 30120 on wireless router
• Verified FXServer allowed through firewall
• Verified FiveM.exe allowed through firewall
• Verified FiveM_GtaProcess.exe allowed through firewall
• Verified no FiveM-related processes are being blocked by AntiVirus or AntiMalware programs
• Verified Server.CFG shows… #Uncomment this line if you do not want your server to be listed in the server browser. #sv_master1 “”
• Verified server license key authentication is successful.
• Verified server heartbeats successfully on 30110
• Verified LocalHost shows up in DirectConnect on FiveM and can be connected to.
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Oh… I didn’t realize that it would take almost 1/2 an hour just to update the Server List. Why so long? Sorry for the impatience. I’ve just been fighting this thing for a couple of days now.
I’ve already tested my opened ports with canyouseeme.org and my ports didn’t show up.
After extensive evaluation of my settings and verifying that everything is set as it should be, I stumbled upon a forum topic on Verizon Wireless (my current ISP). Apparently, it doesn’t matter what I do on my end. My server will NEVER be seen by outside users. VZW employs a server-side NAT Firewall which prevents any and all devices on its network from having their own static IP that others can see. VZW customers cannot change this unless they purchase a business account for $500 and bypass this NAT Firewall with their own static IP address. Since I’m not going to shell out that kind of money, my attempts for setting up this server have come to an end.
I am listing this here so that others who may have Verizon Wireless as their ISP might find a solution to why their ports aren’t being seen.
It’s not “my” firewall that’s causing the issue. Based on information I’ve read by others experiencing the same issue, the problem lies with the Verizon Wireless Network. My ISP is Verizon 4G LTE. They apparently have a provider-side NAT Firewall. It doesn’t matter what I do… the network firewall blocks others from connecting to me, even with port-forwarding.
