Set an Unturned GSLT so your server appears publicly

Unturned hides anonymous servers from the Internet list. A Game Server Login Token identifies the server to Steam and keeps its server code associated with the same token between sessions.

Follow these steps

  1. Sign into Steam’s game-server management page using your own eligible Steam account.
  2. Create a token for game app ID 304930. Add a memo identifying this Unturned server, then keep the token private.
  3. Stop the server and open Startup in the Konnect panel. Paste the token into GSLT and wait for it to save.
  4. Start and inspect Console for Steam authentication errors.
  5. Refresh Unturned’s Internet server list and search for the exact Server Name. Test joining from one client.
Startup variables for Unturned. Use the field labels in the steps; keep private credentials hidden when sharing screenshots.
Controls used in this task
Panel fieldWhat to keep in mind
Server NameThe name players see when looking for the session. Use a distinctive name so it is easy to distinguish from other servers. Up to 50 characters.

If it still does not work

If the server remains hidden, check the app ID and whether Steam accepted the token. Keep the assigned ports unchanged while testing authentication. A GSLT is not the password players use to join.

Related guides

Unturned server not showing up or unable to connect · Unturned server settings: Startup and configuration · Install Steam Workshop mods on an Unturned server

Documentation

Project documentation · Server configuration reference · Project documentation 3

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