Dedicated Server: No More Room In Hell Dedicated Server Windows Setup

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Introduction

Do you have a VPS or dedicated server and want to install a game server on it? For example, a No More Room In Hell dedicated server? You’re in the right place! Below, we’ll explain step by step how to install a service like this on your server.

Dedicated Server: No More Room In Hell Dedicated Server Windows Setup

Preparation

You need SteamCMD to set up a No More Room In Hell server. SteamCMD is the command-line version of the Steam client. With this tool, you can quickly and easily download dedicated server applications for popular Steam games. You can find SteamCMD on the official Valve Developer Community page: https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD.

Next, download the file. It contains steamcmd.zip, which you’ll need to extract first. We recommend creating a separate folder to extract the file into. Once extracted, you should see steamcmd.exe. Run it and wait for the installation process to finish.

Once the message Loading Steam API.... OK appears, the process is complete and you can start installing the No More Room In Hell server.

Installation

After installation, you should be able to run commands in the Steam command line (steamcmd.exe). You’ll need to log in there using the anonymous user. Run this command: login anonymous

Next, install the server by running app_update 317670. The app ID 317670 corresponds to the No More Room In Hell Dedicated Server application.

Please be patient while the download completes—it can take a while for larger games. Once it’s finished, a confirmation message will appear.

To make the server visible and accessible from outside your network, you need to allow or forward the server ports in your firewall. To do this, open the Windows Firewall settings.

In the settings, you’ll need to add new rules. Select the inbound and outbound rules as described below and add them for the following ports: 27015-27020 using the TCP/UDP protocols.

Configuration

You’ve now completed the basic installation of your No More Room In Hell server. You can change additional server settings by editing the configuration file directly. Navigate to your root directory. There, you’ll find the cfg folder, where you can open the server.cfg file. You can adjust server options here.

Code

../steamapps/common/nmrih-ds/nmrih/cfg/server.cfg

Register a GSL Token

To let other players join your server, you need to generate and add a Game Server Login Token (GSLT). This token authenticates your server with Steam. To create a GSLT, visit http://steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameservers and generate a token using Game ID 317670, which is for No More Room In Hell.

Once you have the token, add it to your server startup parameters with +sv_setsteamaccount <TOKEN>.

Start and Connect to the Server

Now it’s time to start your server. Go to the main game directory and run the following startup command:

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start srcds.exe -console -game nmrih -secure +maxplayers 22 +map de_dust +sv_setsteamaccount XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

You should now see logs in the command-line window indicating that the server started successfully. Note that the first startup may take a little longer while everything is set up. Alternatively, you can connect directly by using the search box at the bottom of the server list and searching for [your_ip_address]:27015.

Conclusion

Congratulations, you’ve successfully set up and configured your No More Room In Hell server on your VPS! If you have any further questions or run into any issues, our support team is available every day—feel free to contact us! 🙂

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Remote Desktop (RDP) access to your Windows server and SteamCMD (the command-line version of the Steam client).

Download it from the official Valve Developer Community page (developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD). Extract the downloaded steamcmd.zip, then run steamcmd.exe and wait for 'Loading Steam API.... OK' to appear.

After running 'login anonymous', use 'app_update 317670' (Steam App ID 317670).

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Installation

Configuration

Register a GSL Token

Start and Connect to the Server

Conclusion

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Configuration

Register a GSL Token

Start and Connect to the Server

Conclusion

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