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Use dynmap via Pterodactyl
For normal users: Select your server —> select the tab named Network —> click the green Create allocation button
Now you've added the port. Use the port shown and change that in the config.
For admins:
First you will need to add the port. Go to the admin settings page on your pterodactyl panel —> click nodes —> the node you want the port to be added on —> click allocation. Add the desired port and the ip address found when running the command hostname -I | awk '{print }'
So it should look like this:
After that click submit and make sure the port is open. If you want to add an port range, seperate the 2 ports with an minus, so it can look like: 8123-8223. After you've added the port to the node, you can add the port to the server itself. You can do that by going to the admin settings page again —> click servers —> desired server you want the port to be accesable from —> click build configuration. Here you have many options for the servers, search for the Allocation Management tab, select Assign additional ports and select the desired port you want to have on the server. Click Update Build Configuration and it should be added.
Troubleshooting:
The port still isn't added!!!!
- Make sure the port is open (no firewall or router blocking it) and make sure you've selected the right ip when adding the server to the node.
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