Dasweb

Hi, I have a few questions regarding server(s), for those that run them. How's the multicore support for Arma 2/DayZ servers, and how many cores are your server(s) using? What's the current CPU load for each server? What's the average RAM being used by each server? What is your average daily inbound and outbound bandwidth usage per 50 slots(server)? Thanks!

There are admins duping items on "US-50 Seattle 14", they're duping weapons, vehicle parts, etc. It's been confirmed via voice communication and text.

Yeah, you know, besides the whole listening to it happening on comms. They started duping at ~12 AM USE.

Wow, 40%? Welp, this is the last time I report exploiting. Carry on gents.

Greetings to those across the sea! I'm looking for people located in the following countries/areas: UK Northern Europe Eastern Europe Southern Europe If you do not mind me taking a minute of your time, please PM me, I'm interested testing new peering from the east coast, and would love to have some hard data on latency/hops. Thanks!

Date/Time: 5-6 AM EU What happened: It was day time for others on the server, including myself. However, when I reconnected to the server it turned pitch black dark for me, but still day for others. Where you were: Heading to the NE airfield, aprox 20km out. What you were doing: Running in the woods.

Perhaps it's time to upgrade the vps/server the forum is hosted on? :P (If you do not mind me asking, what's the specs of the forum/master server, and are they located on the same box?)

The # of zombies is generally speaking related to how spread people are (they don't spawn if there is none in the area). Ah, good to know. I'm also running dual E5620s, but with 64gb of ram, 4x 600GB 15ks in RAID10. On a 1gbps line.

Ouch... that looks absolutely brutal. Can anyone confirm that a second server on the box will be able to use different core(s)?

Greetings, I had emailed the @gmail with this question, however I have not heard back. For the few of us here that may own a GSP/Hosting provider... How are we supposed to provide quick setup to customers when we must wait on a DayZ dev/team to setup the server? I would love to start offering fully managed DayZ servers, but I hesitate because of the situation at hand. Can we have a standard expected turn around time? Or perhaps provide us with an SVN that will roll out updates. I, and I believe others would gladly sign an NDA if it meant we had the ability to setup and manage servers. (Also, I would create a module for mintpanel API for easy setup). Thanks for reading :)

Yes, I know it's alpha (even though that was a bit sarcastic). And yes, I know it has risks. However, I first started offering minecraft servers when the first multiplayer server files were released. Also, thanks for that link.

Aye, I might. I also want to add that I am by no means flaming/taking down how things are being run. It's his mod, so he has full control. I just do not feel comfortable renting our DayZ servers with a possible setup time of 10+ hours.

I spoke too soon! Whatever you did with the forums, props! It's zippy quick now. Thanks Rocket and team.

No 10chr

Oh I know, I've read them. However, there wasn't much information. I can tell you deploying a higher end VPS and migrating a forum is something that can be done in less than 24 hours without rush. I'm just wondering how many active connections they have, and how many database queries/second and http/second they are getting.

No one? :(

Greetings! First off, let me say how excited I am for this mod to be taking off like it is. I just found out about it last week via some friends, and oh my god it's exactly what I want! Now, the main issue is getting into servers together. So, we're going to put up a few servers. I currently have a dual xeon box that I will be co-locating, and should be up and ready by Friday. So in order to try and get this funded for many months to come, we're going to match donations 1:1. First month is on us. If you are interested, my paypal email is garlandm AT mac.com And to show that I am for real, and I mean business, if you have any questions/concerns, please shoot me an email at work via garland.mcalexander (AT) va.gov (This is a Government email, please keep it SFW). Thank you for taking time to read this. :heart:

Thanks for those that have donated thus far, you're the best!

So what we've learnt thus far: On lower end CPUs, they'll be near maxed out. RAM is hardly used at all, can get by with 4gb with no issue. Bandwidth is HUGE, so those looking at dedicated servers, plan for at least 5TB/month if running multiple servers.