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Yes if you have no port forward to the outside world no one will see your server. Either localhost, 127.0.0.1, or type in the IP address of the device you are hosting the server on with 8211 as the port. That should get it working for everyone to connect.

You were right on this one, thanks! I assumed that the port wasn't open because that website is how I've tested all other game servers I have. Sorry for not testing more, I just mainly came here to see if I was missing something. I appreciate the work on this! I typed in my dynamic dns name followed by the port in palworld and it worked while tethered to my phone. Edit: donation sent also!

What did you do to get it working? I'm using Dynamic DNS as well.

I'm also having issues getting port forwarding to work for Palworld. I tried removing the default port even and using 8220 and the result is the same. It shows closed using this website. I have Valheim and Mincraft servers running with no issues. Do we need to open another port? https://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

I am getting the same. My sonarr instance on Unraid randomly will not open the web UI after an update. I can't use the backup to restore as it results in the same thing on the latest version with a fresh install. I can force unraid to download the exact version the backup was created on and the restore will work properly. If I switch the container back to updating to the latest develop version it will not open the web UI again. Any ideas on what I should try? I attached the logs of me trying this. EDIT: I was able to fix this by repairing the DB with DB browser. I used this method. https://wiki.servarr.com/useful-tools#recovering-a-corrupt-db-ui

Just wanted to add my solution to this topic: I'm using Windows 11 and didn't want to enable insecure connections. I was thinking it it may be a DNS issue after some reading and did an nslookup on my server name. This pointed me to (servername).(domainname).org under non-authoritative answer. I'm using pfsense with dynamic DNS and cloudflare for my dns server to add more insight. Also shares would work for me when accessed by the IP address, but not the name of the server. What I had to do was go into the DNS Resolver on pfsense and create a Host Override for the local reserved IP of my Unraid server.