Bonkitti

Now I feel absolutely stupid... I thought I had to connect first and then use the commands... I tried the server IP before with the same results, but now with a command at the end everything is working.... I read the description from the port entry and I know that it's bad. I just opened the port to test it and closed it afterwards. Thank you very much! And keep up the good work!

No it doesn't, I did all that before I posted here. I used rcon -H 172.17.0.3 -p 25575 -P password. I also tried to connect with my Internet-IP since that works on that webpage, but it doesn't make a difference. I'm at a friends place right now and will try again to get it to work later, but I really don't know why it's not working or what I could change.

I activated RCON (and it seems to work, because I can connect via that webpage) and I'm running the container in the default bridge. That were a few of the first things I checked after I found your linked post.

Hi, I'm using your Palworld Docker Container and it works great so far. Today I installed your RCON plugin to connect to the Server but I'm not able to get it to work. I "activated" RCON in the config and besides the Palworld container I only use a DuckDNS container. If I try to connect with "rcon -H 172.17.0.3 -p 25575 -P password", nothing happens. After waiting a couple seconds and sending /Info, I get: "Failed to communicate: Broken pipe". I searched the Forum and read several Posts here, so I tried Arrcon which didn't let me connect to the server either. Then I found a website to monitor Palword Servers via RCON which let's me connect with my Internet-IP, the port and password (Internet-IP doesn't work with the unraid plugin or with Arrcon...). Any Idea why that website works but nothing else does?