It takes atleast 24 hours for changes to get applied. The old server
needs to have IP set for that time and the new one has to have it too
for the same amount of time (if not more) so changes take affect.
-ics
Anders Ekman kirjoitti:
Hi,
As far as I understand it, one of the key features of GSLTs (apart
from enabling Valve to ban malicious servers) is to keep a server in
player's favorites server list even if the game server changes IP.
Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be the case. We've confirmed this
doesn't work by creating a CS:GO server, adding a token and adding it
to favorites. We then changed the IP of the server and tried to find
the server on favorites, but it could no longer be found. The entry is
still there, on the old IP, but the server is marked as offline (while
it's not).
Does anyone know if this feature was ever intended for CS:GO and if
there's anything else you need to do to get it to work?
These are the patch notes that lead me to this belief, and I've seen
it mentioned elsewhere. They are for TF2, so it may be that this was
never intended for CS:GO, but that sounds very odd:
/"Added the server command "sv_setsteamaccount" for logging in with a
persistent game server account using a login token. Login tokens may
be acquired via the IGameServersService/CreateAccount web API. Using a
login token is not required to run a game server, but allows Steam
users to continue to access your game server from their favorites list
if your game server changes IP in the future."/
/
/
Source: http://www.teamfortress.com/post.php?id=12360/
/
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