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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? ==

Revision as of 16:43, 30 December 2005

I'm willing to start entries for Bandwith Requirements and NAT/Armagetron Ports topics. 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. --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?