Because the guide is written using Windows 11, the UI will reflect that. I believe it is similar to Windows 10's UI.
- Press the
Windows Key
- Search for
firewall
- Select the
Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security
- Select
Inbound Rules
- Verify the rules have not been created before. If they have been created before, there will be two rules named
Multiplayer Server for Bethesda games
. If they are there, you can safely continue. - If they are not there, we will now create them manually.
- To the right side of the
Windows Defender Firewall
, there'll be a button named - Select
New Rule
. A new window will appear. - Select
Program
, thenNext
. - Select
This program path
and press thebutton
- Go to the folder location:
C:\Modding\MO2\mods\Skyrim Together Reborn\SkyrimTogetherReborn
- Select the
SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
- Press
Next
- Select
Allow the connection
- Select
Private
andPublic
but leaveDomain
unchecked - Give it a name. I recommend
Multiplayer Server for Bethesda games
. - Done for now.
- Press the
Windows Key
- Search for
firewall
- Select the
Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security
- Select
Inbound Rules
- Verify the rules have not been created before. If they have been created before, there will be two rules named
Multiplayer Server for Bethesda games
. If they are there, you can safely continue. - If they are not there, we will now create them manually.
- To the right side of the
Windows Defender Firewall
, there'll be a button named - Select
New Rule
. A new window will appear. - Select
Program
, thenNext
. - Select
This program path
and press thebutton
- Go to the folder location:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Skyrim Special Edition\Data\SkyrimTogetherReborn
- Select the
SkyrimTogetherServer.exe
- Press
Next
- Select
Allow the connection
- Select
Private
andPublic
but leaveDomain
unchecked - Give it a name. I recommend
Multiplayer Server for Bethesda games
. - Done for now.