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How to Set Up a Trackmania Nations Forever Dedicated ServerInstall a Trackmania Nations Forever (TMNF) or ManiaPlanet dedicated server. The server binary is a direct download from Nadeo — not on SteamCMD. Covers download, first launch, and launch parameters.TMNF vs ManiaPlanet vs Trackmania 2020 — Server DifferencesThe three generations of Trackmania have different dedicated server binaries, config locations, admin controllers, and distribution methods. This guide explains the differences and how to choose the right version.Trackmania Dedicated Server TroubleshootingFix common Trackmania (TMNF/ManiaPlanet) dedicated server issues: server not appearing in browser, XMLRPC connection errors, config revert problems, and map loading failures.Trackmania Game ModesOverview of all five Trackmania dedicated server game modes: TimeAttack, Rounds, Team, Laps, and Stunts. Includes configuration keys, strategy notes, and which mode suits different server types.Trackmania Map Rotation and Match SettingsConfigure the Trackmania (TMNF/ManiaPlanet) map playlist and game rules using the MatchSettings XML file. Covers track list format, game mode selection, and time/point limits.Trackmania Nations Forever on LinuxRun a Trackmania Nations Forever or ManiaPlanet server on Linux. Covers extracting the native Linux binary, permissions, running as a background process, and systemd service configuration.Trackmania Server Admin Tools (XASECO, PyPlanet, EvoSC#)Trackmania servers are managed via XMLRPC controllers. This guide covers which controller to use for TMNF (XASECO), ManiaPlanet/TM2 (PyPlanet or ManiaControl), and Trackmania 2020 (EvoSC#).Trackmania Server Configuration (dedicated_cfg.txt)Full reference for dedicated_cfg.txt — the primary Trackmania (TMNF/ManiaPlanet) server configuration file. Covers server name, passwords, player limits, ports, and network settings.Trackmania Server Port ForwardingTrackmania dedicated servers use three ports: 2350 (game), 3450 (P2P), and 5000 (XMLRPC). This guide covers firewall rules, router NAT configuration, and XMLRPC security best practices.