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How to make a gmod server run 24/7?

Submitted by Asepia, , Thread ID: 95320

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13-07-2018, 04:34 AM
#1
I'm really new to this and I know it has something to do with vpns. I don't want to leave my computer on all the time because of the bills. Would love some help, thanks!

RE: How to make a gmod server run 24/7?

#2
There are many hostings out there compatible with Gmod and that run very smoothly, I would recommend you Serenity Servers since is very cheap and easy to configure.

RE: How to make a gmod server run 24/7?

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13-07-2018, 07:59 AM
timo714 Wrote:
There are many hostings out there compatible with Gmod and that run very smoothly, I would recommend you Serenity Servers since is very cheap and easy to configure.

ahhh thank you so much, this stuff is a bit confusing- thank you man

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find a dedicated host and they will have your server up 24/7 if you want

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Buy a VPS and setup something called "Pterodactyl" on it. You will have direct control over the Server itself.

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13-07-2018, 04:34 AM
Asepia Wrote:
I'm really new to this and I know it has something to do with vpns. I don't want to leave my computer on all the time because of the bills. Would love some help, thanks!

Purchase a server hoster and run it by just paying for itself

RE: How to make a gmod server run 24/7?

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Just rent a dedicated Server on platforms like Nitrado or somewhere else and set it up so it will run 24/7

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Buy a host, you can get a gmod host for a very cheap rate these days

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Buy a hosting or having a portforwarded ip and run it in your pc for 24/7 , but I prefer a Host

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#10
You need to run your pc then i recommend you to buy some old laptop and do it from there if you got good and perfect gaming pc don't botter doing it

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