I believe it would help this list if you guys would be abit more
specific with your xeons, a P4 based xeon is not even vaguely similar to
a core2 based xeon, and most of the problems seem to be cropping up with
the P4s.
Tony Paloma wrote:
I have a Xeon 2.4GHz Dual Core processor. I run two 32 pl
well either you're server is hated by the competition, or you are
misinterpreting your firewall logs, you are being pinged by everyone who has
your server in their serverlist, and if your server is listed in the main
lists, that's a lot of people/players!
On Monday 23 July 2007 21:50:36 Mauricio A
hlsw works quite happily under wine no need for a native app
On Thursday 25 January 2007 18:07, Jason O. Washburn wrote:
> Does anybody on the list use the Linux desktop. I'm looking to switch
> from Windows to Ubuntu 6.10 but I need to monitor my servers. I
> currently use HLSW in windows but t
There would be no point, as all incoming packets not earmarked for pcs on the
nat section of the network go direct to the one in the dmz.
On Saturday 06 January 2007 23:18, Ook wrote:
> Can NAT forward a port to the box in the DMZ? It's been a while, don't
> remember if it can or not...ISTR that y
atouk, none of us are happy about the effects of the power outage, however as
with any natural disaster there are consequences that can be mitigated and
consequences that can be reacted to. valve now have a secure stable network
of content servers that managed to keep working perfectly throughout t
Sounds like the problem is to do with the router, it sounds like its using
some form of port triggering to route the ports through it, try manually
setting up port forwarding for the ports involved.
On Saturday 02 December 2006 01:07, Martin Otten wrote:
> tv_port is a console command which requir
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