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Hello everyone, As of version 5.19 released on 1st April 2019 (no this isn't a joke) Sven Co-op can now host games using Steam's NAT punch-through service. (This has also been called "peer-to-peer" or "direct client-to-client".) What this means is anyone, including you, can quickly create a game from the main menu, and have your friends join it without you having to configure port forwarding

https://steamsolo.com/guide/creating-a-game-for-your-friends-without-any-port-forwarding-or-firewall-configuration-at-all-sven-co-op/
Obviously replace STEAM_0:1:12345678 for the host's real steam ID. No quotes should be typed around it. Profit. Introduction. Hello everyone, As of version 5.19 released on 1st April 2019 (no this isn't a joke) Sven Co-op can now host games using Steam's NAT punch-through service. (This has also been called "peer-to-peer" or "direct client-to-client".)

https://steamcommunity.com/app/225840/discussions/0/451852571441500826/
Evolve does work great without playing with Router settings in most cases and is really simple to use. Host makes a party, friends join and then the host sets the server to LAN.... For Windows 10 users you'll need to go into Device Manager and goto Properties of the Evolve network adapter and enter 0 for the MAC address for it to work.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/225840/discussions/0/2805074491020114829/
How can I make a private server for my friends and I without portforwarding?

https://www.svencoop.com/manual/server-basic.html
Instructions are as follows: Launch Steam and log in. In the main Steam screen hover over Library and click Tools. Scroll down the list of available tools until you see Sven Co-op Dedicated Server. Double-click the package to install it. Follow the on-screen installation. That is it.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HalfLife/comments/cj19oy/sven_coop_server_hosting/
When you start a new game in Sven, open the console and look for a line similar to STEAM_1:1:12345678. Then, your friends should be able to connect to your server using the command 'connect STEAM_1:1:12345678' (replace the last 8 numbers with the one showing on your console) Try hamachi. Get your friends in the hamachi server, start it as lan

https://wiki.svencoop.com/Running_a_server
This type of server is launched via the Sven Co-op game main menu, using Create Game. It's available immediately with Sven Co-op via Steam with no further installation necessary, excluding 3rd party extra content. These games are hosted by a particular player's computer, the same computer used to play. While the listen server is running the

https://wiki.svencoop.com/Running_a_server/Starting_a_server
An instance of a Sven Co-op server can be run either interactively with a graphical interface, or as a text based console/terminal process either interactively or unattended. ... Player Password: Allows you to set (or unset) a password required for players to join your server (making your server private). Map Cycle: A graphical tool to build a

http://www.svencoop.com/manual/server-config.html
Running a server (configuration guide) This section will go over all the settings you will need to run a dedicated (or listen) server. Please refer to the included file server_example.cfg (or listenserver_example.cfg), and I will take you through each setting in groups as already specified.. If you have not yet set up a server and need instructions to help you, please see our server

https://www.reddit.com/r/svencoop/comments/g7kgem/how_can_i_make_a_server_for_just_me_and_my_friend/
Sven Co-op (usually abbreviated as SC) is a cooperative game multiplayer modification for the first-person shooter computer game Half-Life, where players must work together against AI controlled enemies (NPCs), solve puzzles and complete other objectives (often specified in a MOTD) as a team.

https://steamcommunity.com/groups/SvenCoop/discussions/0/451850849190577036/
Sparks Jan 16, 2016 @ 3:23pm. Yes, the easiest way is to host a listenserver from within the game itself - from the main menu select Start New Game, then in the Create Server window that pops up, select your desired map from the Server tab, then from the Game tab un-check the LAN Game tickbox and then set your other options there as desired.

https://www.reddit.com/r/HalfLife/comments/o08dus/how_to_start_a_sven_coop_server/
Make sure you are all in a hamachi server and can ping eachother. Might have to turn off a firewall or two. Start a server with lan_server on and turn it off once you are in game, then have your friends connect with your hamachi ping with or without the port (not sure if both work.) That's what worked for me.

https://wiki.svencoop.com/Running_a_server/Advanced
1 Server administrators. Sven Co-op has a (minimal) framework for server administrators and owners to get some representation of their status and some basic functionality to help control the game session. These players are given this status by declaring their Steam ID within the file adminsfile (pointing to "admins.txt" by default). To give a

http://www.svencoop.com/manual/server-advanced.html
First, navigate to the svencoop folder on your server installation. There will be a folder called servers already. Any files you place in this folder are intended to be shared among all game server processes. Create a sub-folder for each game server process you want to have. There is no limit to how many you can have.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/225840/discussions/0/451851477882378236/
1. Hamachi download. 2. Creat an Network and ALL need be in there. 3. a Person start a New Game and go to Hamachi and Press Righclick on his Name and Copy the IP adress and send it to you. 4. Now the others need to open the Console Ingame and type Connect ___ <- ip adress. #4. Captain.Scarlet Jan 24, 2016 @ 11:24am.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIkNZ2Yr_io
Se me dio la gana hacer un video tutorial por la actualizacion que le dio implementacion del sistema de P2P (Peer to Peer) haciendo mas facil crear servidore

https://forum.blockland.us/index.php?topic=194610.0
Answer: don't use Hamachi. It's a ridiculous replacement for Port Forwarding which is actually quite a bit easier. It appears to be the only available solution. I've forwarded. UDP 1200. UDP 27000 - 27015. TCP 27030 - 27039. Nothing works.

https://wiki.svencoop.com/Running_a_server/Connectivity
The easiest way to determine if this is the case for you is to do the following: Open a command prompt or terminal environment on your system. Submit command: ipconfig (on Windows) or ifconfig (on Linux). Take note of the numbers to the right of the IPv4 Address row. Ignore any network device that shows one of these address ranges, because they

https://www.reddit.com/r/svencoop/comments/5xoqas/how_do_i_make_a_server_using_hamachi/
create network in hamachi and have people connect. run Sven dedicated server .exe in the game directory. set connection to lan, run server. run game, enter: "connect ip address " in console. I've used hamachi in the past for minecraft servers so I have some experience in creating hamachi servers. What am I missing?

https://steamcommunity.com/app/225840/discussions/0/451852225138216885/
Sven Co-op. All Discussions ... I've been trying to play with a friend since yesterday but i don't really know how to make a server without portforwarding. ... You can use LogMeIn Hamachi to create a virtual LAN over the internet, so that you can connect to eachother without forwarding ports.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/225840/discussions/0/451851477878739805/
Is there a way to play Sven Coop with my Friends without port forwarding or with Hamachi? Thanks for the help!

https://www.reddit.com/r/Minecraft/comments/bje5mo/how_to_host_a_minecraft_server_without_hamachi/
virtual networks i have a certain problem with hamachi when my and my mates want to play through hamachi and they join my server on hamachi i see that i have a blue dot and it said relayed tunnel and because of that we can't use hamachi to play MC together

https://www.reddit.com/r/SkyrimTogether/comments/ji5ts2/is_there_a_way_to_create_a_private_server_without/
Open a browser window (any browser) and type your router's IP. When you press enter, it'll ask for username and password. The username is probably admin, and the default password is usually admin, or 1234, or the word password, or even nothing. Normally, someone set up a custom password to access the router, so you might have that on a piece of