Remember to close your ports after shutting down your server. If those ports don't work, move the start and the end up by one for each try for example, if that didn't work, the next step would be 27016. These are the standard ports used by CS:GO, however your server may start on a different port for whatever reason. CS:GO uses UDP and TCP, so make sure it is set to use both. Once you have found the port forwarding section on your router's control panel, you will need to put in CS:GO's ports. Some routers have this area specifically labelled. This will include a number of boxes, and drop down boxes with letters like TCP. The basic process, is to log into the router, look for the port section. It has specific guides for many routers, and will give you a much more detailed guide on the specific process. To forward a port on your router, you'll need to know the make and model of your router. Once this finishes, you now have the required files for the game.
If you can get into your router and you can forward ports, here's what you need to do: This eliminates any of the hassle of setup, but you may get random players.
That's right, the simplest way to play with friends is find an empty server through the Community server list, and invite them there. If you can't access the admin page on your router, or your router doesn't support specific port forwarding, or if you simply don't want to download a bunch of files, the easier route is to find an empty server. Doing this is actually pretty easy, but you will need to know how to forward ports on your router, and you will need to download the CS:GO server files. To play with your friends, you'll need to set up a private server. Playing offline with bots is exactly what it says on the tin you're offline, with outside connections being accepted.
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