I have set up you a server
 

Here goes an experament.

It is a PIII with 128 Ram on a T1.

Name : DeLukas's Rat Race
Maps: CTF
Players: 16
Password: None

Things that will most like change.

It will be up all of today but in the future it will most likly only be up from 5:00 pm CST to 8:00 am cst.

I can up the number of players and/or password it as needed.

Anyway, Test it and tell me what you think.

Now that would be 7 to 11 EST, rigth??? Anyways, I'm gonna give a try probably tommorow

OH MY GOD, DeLukas! YOU ARE THE RAT....err... MAN! That's SOOO cool, but... won't you get in trouble? DIdn't your boss say something about the LAN>?

Were'nt you th eone saying that you would lose your job over this?

If i put it on the DNS Server. I made this PC out of spare parts

EST would be 6:00 pm to 9:00 am

Actually, you're both wrong. It would be 6PM EST to 9AM EST.... One hour difference between CST and EST, except that we are one hour AHEAD of CST. (When we are at 7PM, they're at 6, and so on)

My time is not wrong silly :D

:nono When will you guys learn.... editing your posts shows up at the bottom... :lol


:devil: By the way, I'm not worried at all :) I just love it when people deny things by editing their posts... Mazzy does it all the time, right Mazzy? :nono :nono

Ummm . . .hmmmm . . .

Don't mind the man behind the curtain!

/me goes over and pulls the curtain "THERE HE IS HE'S THE ONE!!!"

And he's NAKED! EVERYONE RUN!!!!!!!!! Last one out pull that curtain shut behind you!

Well Me, Laurelin, Skullface, and Stuwey played on, Wed. night , and it seemed ok, a little laggy spots here and there but otherwise nice.

But with the server not being on all the time wont it be the same as when BJ did it on the weekends, no permanent IP?

The IP should be permanent and it looks as if I will be able to keep it up 24/7

I wanted to test the dran it would have on my works lan during the day. Everything worked out ok.

I may be messing around with adding new maps and checking out DnD today.

The "dran"???

Drain, like on a sink

On a network if on PC is sending and receiving a lot of packets then there can be data coalitions that slow down the whole network.