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Are you certain it is set in the correct config for the game mode you are running? Also, are these same settings also in your server.cfg file (they should only be in the game mode file)?

For building a custom filter, a traffic capture would be needed. Anything with an example match already has a filter applied and doesn't need any further action.

Yes, our Windows installs include Remote Desktop support.

Any filters you apply would need to be specifically tuned to block any attacks you are seeing. If there is a specific type of attack that you keep seeing, then you can adjust a filter for that specific attack. Otherwise, trying to guess what may work, without knowledge of what attacks you would be s...

It sounds like that person is referring to a null-route, and the statement is not true. No one likes having services offline, so we always prefer to mitigate when possible, and only null-route when necessary. If you want all of the details of when they are used and why, we talk more about null-route...

Unmanaged means having Administrator/root access to the OS and the freedom to install any software you want, and that is pretty much it. Anything like a game server control panel or mod management software would need to be installed and setup by you. If you have ever setup a server on your home comp...

That software will also work, but I do not have a guide handy for it. There should be many around the internet for it, though.

Most people I see running a VPN use some form of Linux, though that may have more to do with the cost than performance.

We have a VPN install guide here that should help get you started: viewtopic.php?f=46&t=11034

Are you referring to HTTPS connections specifically, or are you looking at another connection type, such as FTP? If you are looking at HTTPS, that means that a cert is not currently added and it is just referring back to a very old and outdated default cert for the overall machine. If you want SSL s...

You should be able to add it and have it work without a problem. If you don't use a second IP for it, you will need to make sure it is using a different port than any ports the game server may be using.

It should work the same way as you did it on LAN, followed by a server restart. Is that not working for you?

From what I am seeing, the example link you gave should work and has the proper directory structure. I am not sure if the game will support HTTPS though. Is that the address the server is currently using? If so, can you try changing it to use HTTP instead to see if it helps? If that is not the curre...

Those people have either unmanaged full machines or unmanaged VDS servers where they install the server files for the game and run it themselves. There are likely a few such admins around here that can give you some advice and help point you in the right direction for doing the same thing yourself.

If the server IP is not set, it will bind to whichever IP it finds first on the machine, so it is best to bind it to a specific IP if you have more than one on your machine.

Have you checked the server logs to see what errors are showing there?

Generally people will run their server as a Windows service for that, so that the system will automatically restart it if it crashes, and will run it on system startup. We talk about that more here: https://forums.nfoservers.com/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=5355 I'm not sure how well those options would tie...