LanLobby is Ok but Internet Lobby always broken！

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I purchased tnet and StarlinkUI Package, all the resources are up to date. In strict accordance with documentation provided Starlink scene, other features are good, but Internet Tcp Lobby alway show searching, what did not happen!

I used aliyun server, a firewall is set up correctly and the port number. Online port detection tool checked ports are open.

Connect to the game server via tcp ok, but tcpLobby server is alway show searching!!

Unity Vesrion is 5.x, Server is win2008 x64,Can anyone help me please？ Thanks!

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1.using telnet myserverip serverport  is ok but using tnet  StarlinkUI Package always show searching....

[ArenMook]

How did you launch your lobby server? Remember, game server and lobby server are different things. For example, this is how I launch mine:

1. TNServer.exe -name "Starlink Lobby" -tcpLobby 5134

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How did you launch your lobby server? Remember, game server and lobby server are different things. For example, this is how I launch mine:

1. TNServer.exe -name "Starlink Lobby" -tcpLobby 5134

ArenMook thanks,I am as you talk about the past. tnsever.exe show message"TCP Lobby Server started on port 5134" but using starlink package connect lobby server alway show searching.

I look at the address of your use of the program for startlink. Lobby server address is "server.tasharen.com" { ec2-184-73-41-154.compute-1.amazonaws.com [184.73.41.154]},
i guess port is 5134. So I use this address and port to connect to your lobby server , but the show still has to “searching”.

I do not know what went wrong with my own server settings should be right, but as well. Use your server or so. I need your help,  Maybe you could tell me what you use Amazon's server configuration.

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I use udp Lobby all is ok . But I do not know why this is.

[ArenMook]

You won't be able to connect to that server. It's a game server running a different version of TNet altogether. You need to host your own lobby server and update the TcpLobbyClient script's address in inspector to the address of where you hosted it.