I am hoping some -one could point me in a Linux distro that would work OK with both TCadmin and most games besides giving clients a user base interface.

I have around 30 clients that use Windows RDP to control there servers.

I have been away for 3-4 years but this is my 20th year being a provider on niche games that no one else provides.

Hope some one can help. 

re: amount a Ram, CPU cores and so on.

Thanks in advance to all whom reply..

All the best

Dave

NRT Game Servers

Since 2005

hi i need to rent 100Dedicated Servers
CPU 16 cores, 3GHz or higher, example AMD 5950x
128GB RAM or more
1TB or more NVME SSD
500 Mbps+ channel, 100TB/month traffic

Anyone able to help ?

Im asking here since I already got few tickets opened but no one is answering them...

*whistles* totally didn't steal this from my 2016 thread

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https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/downloads/world/server_beta/

A. Local Web control. Just open link 'Local Web GUI' created after installation on your desktop.

B. Remote Web control. Login to DCS site, go to you Profile page and select your server in list.

Default ports

10308 TCP and UDP for DCS

8088 TCP for remote web control

The ideal is for remote web control to be given. We are using TCAdmin for our gaming community and not as a server hosting for general clients. If required we can buy a copy of DCS world for us to login to and give access to for profile access. Was wondering however if anyone knew a neater way?

The server box I am using has a Intel x550 Dual Port Ethernet adapter and I am having some issues with high population servers.

When I have two dedicated UE4 servers running at 200 slots and both are full, everyone starts to experience a lot of lag. Players would reach over 1000 ping and everyone is teleporting around in game.

I am suspecting that it has to do with too many concurrent connections to the server box but I can't be sure.

The CPU isn't overloaded as it is about 50% usage. I have done the suggested tweaks like increasing transmit buffer, receive buffers, turning on and off different offload settings and etc.

If you have an insight on how I can get the servers to run better, please let me know.

Do you use your own hardware or rented hardware?

If you're using your own hardware, is co-location how you get them in different locations?

Do you own your windows server licenses or do you rent them?

How much ram do you typically have in a machine running games like Ark?

What types of processors do you typically use in a machine running games like Ark?

Is it necessary to use a CPU like an I7 to host multiple instances of games like Ark?

I've tried shopping around on various dedicated server providers and it appears that the machines that have better processors with at least 64GB ram typically run a few hundred dollars a month at a minimum. If I were to get a machine with 64GB I would expect to be able to run a maximum of 10 instances on it. From what I see on most game server hosting companies $15-$20 a month is an average price for a small Ark server. If I were to be able to get 10 of them running on that machine it wouldn't even cover the costs of the server as well as the tcadmin and windows server licenses. Am I missing something? How are game server hosts able to profit?

Any help is appreciated. I'd really like to be able to find quality hosting at a price that I can turn a profit. Does this exist? Do I need to purchase my own machines to do this or is it possible when renting?

Thanks,

Ken

I would like to possibly grab one in order to host a custom game and/or even becomes a full time GSP but without worrying about the panel or the server itself.

Creating system aliases for the most used routines saves time.

Edit your /root/.bash_aliases file and place the following in that file.

root@server ~ # nano /root/.bash_aliases

#-- Bash Alias File - March 10, 2018 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#
#
#-- One Liner Aliases
alias tailser='cd /home/tcadmin/Logs/ServiceManager/; tail -f console.log'
alias tailmon='cd /home/tcadmin/Logs/Monitor/; tail -f console.log'
alias nanotcamon='cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor/; nano TCAdminMonitor.exe.config'
#
#
#-- Function Aliases
function tcadebugon() {
clear; cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor; ./monitor-service stop; sleep 1;
sed -i 's/<add key=\"TCAdmin.Debug\" value=\"False\" \/>/<add key=\"TCAdmin.Debug\" value=\"True\" \/>/g' TCAdminMonitor.exe.config;
/bin/chmod 0700 /home/tcadmin; /bin/chown -R tcadmin: /home/tcadmin;
sleep 1; ./monitor-service start;
}
function tcadebugoff() {
clear; cd /home/tcadmin/Monitor; ./monitor-service stop; sleep 1; killall mono;
sed -i 's/<add key=\"TCAdmin.Debug\" value=\"True\" \/>/<add key=\"TCAdmin.Debug\" value=\"False\" \/>/g' TCAdminMonitor.exe.config;
/bin/chmod 0700 /home/tcadmin; /bin/chown -R tcadmin: /home/tcadmin;
sleep 1; ./monitor-service start;
}

then do ...

root@server ~ # chmod 0644 /root/.bash_aliases

root@server ~ # source ~/.bashrc

Now call for one of the aliases in shell by typing its name and hitting the enter key:

root@server ~ # tailser

root@server ~ # tailmon

root@server ~ # nanotcamon

root@server ~ # tcadebugon

root@server ~ # tcadebugoff

If you have a great alias that can help others, post them below and we'll add them to this post!

Not got my license(s) yet, but have used TCAdmin before, but would like to know, can I install it on a dedi server, that cPanel is running on or does it need to be on a server on it own, this is just the Master server and the game servers would be on the remote server.

Im trying to install TC-Admin, I have done the following:

Installed the requirements

Installed TcAdmin itself

Removed it

Re-installed

But I face the same issue every time, I cannot connect to <ip>:8880

Thanks in advance.

We are using Windows & Linux Server for our game servers. We are having problems to optimize our servers.

We dont know which one is full or have enough space to install have more game servers.

Windows & Linux Server perform different when it comes to memory and cpu usage. It makes more harder to decide a game server's performance is better on which OS system.

Linux use more CPU less memory and Windows use more Memory less CPU.

How can we allocate our resources well and optimize game server's installation on servers we have.e

Linux has more usable memory space and windows servers have more usable cpu space.

how can we utilize all our servers within optimum usage ?

Has anyone successfully set up a competitive CSGO server where you can access the RCON in game and exuc custom configs.

Also to save space and duplicate posts has anyone got a guide to setting up GOTV with those servers.

Any help would be appreciated.

That way people can "share" servers to other accounts without having to use "subusers"

On progress i get error

root@ns3044762:~# dpkg -i mono-2.11.4-x86_64_deb8.deb
Selecting previously unselected package mono.
(Reading database ... 22738 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to unpack mono-2.11.4-x86_64_deb8.deb ...
Unpacking mono (2.11.4-1) ...
dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of mono:
mono depends on libfontconfig1 (>= 2.8.0); however:
 Package libfontconfig1 is not installed.
mono depends on libx11-6; however:
 Package libx11-6 is not installed.

dpkg: error processing package mono (--install):
dependency problems - leaving unconfigured
Errors were encountered while processing:
mono

Trying to find solution on google, but not found. Can you please help me?