Watch the video:
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9736:9736 ottomated/crewlink-server:latest
00:00 - Explanation
00:30 - Why use a Private Server?
00:45 - CrewLink Server Explained
01:29 - Downloading & Installing Docker
02:32 - Installing CrewLink Server in Docker
03:42 - Using Private CrewLink Server
04:30 - Allowing others to join (Ports Explained)
06:03 - Firewall Settings
07:00 - Port Forwarding
09:03 - Joining the Private CrewLink Server
10:39 - Exiting CrewLink Server (Docker)
11:08 - Automate server start/stop (Less typing)
14:00 - Using Node.js instead of Docker (OPTIONAL - NOT RECOMMENDED)Want to host a private server for the Among Us Proximity Chat mod, CrewLink? After this short video, you’ll have your own server set up, port forwarding, and working, allowing anyone to join from anywhere for a more private experience. Looking for a guide on how to play using it, and possibly a public server? Check here: Go to post or [View on YouTube](Go to post or [View on YouTube](Go to post or View on YouTube))
Among Us Twitch Drop Guide: Go to post or View on YouTube
Playing with CrewLink: Go to post or [View on YouTube](Go to post or [View on YouTube](Go to post or View on YouTube))
Just want to install CrewLink? Go to the video above, and skip to:
Playing with Proximity Chatr (CrewLink): Go to post or [View on YouTube](Go to post or [View on YouTube](Go to post or View on YouTube))
CrewLink Releases: https://github.com/ottomated/CrewLink-Server
Docker: https://docs.docker.com/get-docker/
CrewLink Server Docker Command: docker run -d -p
More detailed Port Forwarding Guide: Go to post or View on YouTube
Multi-Router Port Forwarding Guide: Go to post or View on YouTube
If you’re connecting to your own pc, use: http://localhost:9736/
Others obviously use your external ip: http://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:9736/
