Talk:Server Administration Guide - Revision history

153.104.36.12: TALK_TO_MASTER

2007-08-02T19:40:56Z

TALK_TO_MASTER

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	* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp		* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp

			== TALK_TO_MASTER ==

			how do i turn it on

Your mom: Reverted edits by 61.183.11.195 (Talk); changed back to last version by Wejp

2006-10-24T19:48:37Z

Reverted edits by 61.183.11.195 (Talk); changed back to last version by Wejp

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	* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp		* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp

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61.183.11.195: hello

2006-10-24T11:38:55Z

hello

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	* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp		* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp

			== hello ==

			Hi
			Nice site, keep up

			Cheers


			-------------------------------

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Wejp at 10:40, 31 December 2005

2005-12-31T10:40:31Z

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	upload and download		upload and download
	does this make sense?		does this make sense?

			* CPU speed is rather noncritical, a 600 MHz PIII or similar should do just fine if it is not heavily used by something else at the same time. Network bandwidth is more important. Although the AA server usually uses ~2KB/s upload and ~2KB/s per player, that does not mean that you can host a game with 16 players on a connection which is capable of 32KB/s upload, without experiencing lags. Your network connection should be at least twice as fast. If you want to host a server on your ADSL connection the upload speed is the important thing, as it is usually much slower than the download speed. -- Wejp

2020: /* what kind of hardware? */

2005-12-30T20:43:53Z

what kind of hardware?

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	* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]		* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]

	~~== what kind of hardware? ==~~

	~~do i need a server~~
	~~or can i use my computer?~~
	~~i know i can host a game~~
	~~but i would like to get some idea of the speeds required~~
	~~to serve a game for~~
	~~say~~
	~~14 players or just 6~~
	~~that is~~
	~~what cpu speed~~
	~~bandwidth~~
	~~upload and download~~
	~~does this make sense?~~

	== what kind of hardware? ==		== what kind of hardware? ==

2020: what kind of hardware?

2005-12-30T20:43:14Z

what kind of hardware?

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	* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]		* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]

			== what kind of hardware? ==

			do i need a server
			or can i use my computer?
			i know i can host a game
			but i would like to get some idea of the speeds required
			to serve a game for
			say
			14 players or just 6
			that is
			what cpu speed
			bandwidth
			upload and download
			does this make sense?

	== what kind of hardware? ==		== what kind of hardware? ==

2020: what kind of hardware?

2005-12-30T20:43:12Z

what kind of hardware?

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:43, 30 December 2005
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	* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]		* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]

			== what kind of hardware? ==

			do i need a server
			or can i use my computer?
			i know i can host a game
			but i would like to get some idea of the speeds required
			to serve a game for
			say
			14 players or just 6
			that is
			what cpu speed
			bandwidth
			upload and download
			does this make sense?

Lucifer at 10:21, 5 December 2005

2005-12-05T10:21:08Z

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	I'm willing to start entries for Bandwith Requirements and NAT/Armagetron Ports topics.		I'm willing to start entries for Bandwith Requirements and NAT/Armagetron Ports topics.
	Where and how should those be added to the Guide ?		Where and how should those be added to the Guide ?

			* Bandwidth requirements should be added to the Server Admin Guide, as well as opening ports on consumer-grade routers. Advanced discussions of those should be in the Advanced Server Admin Guide. So in the SAG, just put what is needed to get a server up and running. In the ASAG, put the detailed stuff. --[[User:Lucifer\|Lucifer]]

Joda at 09:42, 5 December 2005

2005-12-05T09:42:24Z

New page

I'm willing to start entries for Bandwith Requirements and NAT/Armagetron Ports topics.
Where and how should those be added to the Guide ?