Easy Setup

1 Click Auto Installer

Skip the modding hassle, all of our packages now come with an exclusive 1 click auto installer. Our auto installer will install every mod for you in one click! Choose what mods you want to auto install! No two servers will be the same!

Mods included in the package

  • Custom Map mods
  • 5+ menu enhancements
  • Add features seamlessly with ease
  • Complete interface overhaul
  • Custom Clothing
  • Emote menu
  • Fully Configured PMA Voice Chat (Priority Message Access)
  • Custom RP Chat
  • Speedometer
  • 5+ RP Enhancing scripts
  • Improved Minimap
  • 110 + Custom Vehicles
  • Includes the option of 80+ Lore Friendly LEO Vehicles!

Quick Setup in Just 6 Minutes

  • Install every Mod from the package automatically!
  • Install all the mods in 1 click!
  • Fully setup FiveM Server in minutes using our exclusive application
  • Includes HTNetwork Server care

Full mod list

Support:
Access to HTNetwork's FiveM Server support live chat and email for 7 days to help you get everything perfect! (Upgrade to permanent access to our support team with HTNetwork server care!)

Included Video Guides:
Showing you how to set up and use everything!

HTNetwork Auto Installer:
HTNetwork's unique and exclusive server and mod auto installer.

HTNetwork Community Discord:
Get full access to the HTNetwork community Discord server!

Vehicle Scripts:

  • Car Scripts
  • LegacyFuel
  • LVC (Lux Art Vehicle Lighting Control)
  • RadarCore

Vehicles:

  • 120+ custom vehicle mods (Lore friendly LEO, Non Lore + lore friendly Civ vehicles)

Bonus Mods:

  • Custom Loading
  • Postal Map

Menus:

  • CIV and LEO Interaction Menu
  • vMenu

Communications:

  • Radio Script
  • New Priority Message Access via Voice Chat

How do they work?

When you purchase an HTNetwork package independently, not as part of our QuickHost VPS, you will immediately receive a download link via the email provided at checkout. Simply locate this email, click the download link, and download the package. The download will be in the form of a zip file containing the complete HTNetwork Package, which includes the application, a Base framework setup folder, and our video guides. Please follow the video guides closely and avoid deviating from the instructions.

My HTNetwork Install package folder is empty?

Exactly. That is meant to be. The HTNetwork install package folder is simply a framework for our packages. By watching the provided video guides in the package zip, you’ll see this explained clearly. All the mods for the package are then installed from the cloud using the HTNetwork application.

What is Server Hosting?

Server hosting provides an alternative location to run your FiveM server. Instead of using your own PC, you can operate the server from a virtual computer. This means it won't consume your PC's resources, use your personal IP address, or require your PC to be powered on continuously. Essentially, it’s a separate, dedicated environment designed to keep your server running smoothly without impacting your personal setup.

What is HTNetwork QuickStart?

HTNetwork QuickStart is a service designed to simplify the setup and hosting of FiveM servers. With HTNetwork QuickStart, you get a Windows VPS (Virtual Private Server) that comes with our entire FiveM server package already set up and configured for you. This means you don't have to go through the hassle of installing and configuring the server yourself.

Key features include:

- **Pre-configured Setup**: Your FiveM server is ready to go out of the box, saving you time and effort.
- **Full Control**: Unlike typical game server hosting, you get full control over a virtual Windows PC, allowing for greater customization and flexibility.
- **No Drawbacks**: Enjoy the benefits of a powerful server without using your own IP, consuming your PC's resources, or needing to keep your PC on 24/7.
- **Optimized for Game Servers**: Our Windows VPSs are tailored specifically for hosting game servers to ensure smooth and reliable performance.
- **Ease of Use**: The familiar Windows interface makes server management straightforward and user-friendly.

In summary, HTNetwork QuickStart provides a comprehensive and hassle-free solution for hosting your FiveM server, combining ease of use with powerful performance.


How to port forward:

What is Port Forwarding?

Port forwarding is the process of allowing traffic from the internet to enter a specific port on your local network. It's essential for hosting services like game servers to allow other players to connect to your server.

Prerequisites

Before proceeding, you’ll need the following:

  • Access to your router’s login credentials (username and password).
  • IP address of your router.
  • The internal IP address of the machine hosting the FiveM server (this is usually your local IP).
  • The specific ports that FiveM requires to be open.

Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Find Your Router’s IP Address

You need the IP address of your router to access its settings page.

Windows:
Press Windows + R, type cmd, and press Enter.

In the Command Prompt, type ipconfig and press Enter.

Look for the Default Gateway. This is your router’s IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1).

  • Mac:
    Open System Preferences and click on Network.

Select your network connection and click Advanced.

Go to the TCP/IP tab and find the Router IP address.

Step 2: Log Into Your Router

  1. Open a web browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox).
  2. In the address bar, type your router’s IP address (found in Step 1).
  3. Enter your router’s login credentials (often found on the router itself or provided by your ISP).

Step 3: Find the Port Forwarding Section

Every router's interface is different, but here are common places to find the port forwarding section:

  • Advanced Settings
  • NAT Forwarding
  • Virtual Server
  • Port Forwarding

If you are having trouble locating it, refer to your router’s manual or search online for instructions specific to your router model.

Step 4: Create a Port Forwarding Rule for FiveM

Once you find the port forwarding section, create a new port forwarding rule. Here's what you typically need to enter:

  1. Service Name: Name the rule something recognizable like “FiveM Server”.
  2. Protocol: Set this to UDP or Both (UDP/TCP).
  3. Internal IP Address: Enter the local IP address of the computer running the FiveM server. (You can find this using the ipconfig command on Windows or in the Network settings on a Mac).
  4. Internal/External Ports: The default FiveM server port is 30120.
  5. Enable/Apply: Save the settings.

Step 5: Verify the Port is Open

After setting up port forwarding, verify that the port is open using one of the following methods:

  • Online Port Checker: You can use a free online tool like canyouseeme.org to check if port 30120 is open.
  • Command Prompt: On Windows, open Command Prompt and type netstat -an. Look for a line indicating that port 30120 is being used.

Additional Tips

  • Static IP Address: Ensure your server machine has a static internal IP address to prevent it from changing and disrupting your port forwarding settings. You can usually set this in your router's DHCP settings or on the machine itself.
  • Firewall Settings: Make sure any firewall (Windows Firewall, third-party firewalls) on the host machine allows traffic through port 30120.
  • Check ISP Restrictions: Some ISPs may block certain ports. If you can't get the port to open, contact your ISP to ensure they are not blocking it.

Common Issues & Troubleshooting

  • Port Still Closed: If your port appears to be closed, double-check the internal IP address, ensure that your firewall is configured correctly, and make sure that your router’s settings have been applied correctly.
  • Server Not Showing: Even with port forwarding, your server may not appear in the public server list immediately. You can still connect using the IP address of your server.

    Step-by-Step Guide: Configuring Windows Advanced Firewall for FiveM

Step 1: Open Windows Firewall

  1. Press the Windows key and type Windows Defender Firewall, then select Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security.
  2. On the left-hand side, click on Inbound Rules.

Step 2: Create a New Inbound Rule

  1. In the Actions pane on the right, click New Rule.
  2. In the New Inbound Rule Wizard, select Port and click Next.

Step 3: Specify the Port

  1. Choose UDP (or TCP if needed, but FiveM primarily uses UDP).
  2. Select Specific local ports, and type 30120 (FiveM's default port), then click Next.

Step 4: Allow the Connection

  1. Select Allow the connection and click Next.

Step 5: Apply the Rule

  1. Select the network profiles (Domain, Private, Public) to which this rule will apply. Usually, selecting all profiles is recommended for gaming purposes.
  2. Click Next.

Step 6: Name the Rule

  1. Give the rule a recognizable name, such as FiveM Server UDP Port 30120.
  2. Click Finish to create the rule.

Step 7: Create an Outbound Rule (Optional)

For additional connectivity, you may also create a similar Outbound Rule:

  1. Go to Outbound Rules in the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security.
  2. Repeat the steps above to create a new outbound rule, following the same process (using Port, then entering 30120, and allowing the connection).