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Anyway, modern computers have that much power (and AC(R) is very client-orientated) that you usually don't even notice a server running in background.

About 2 to 20MB of RAM (usually around 5MB) is sufficient to run the server.

It's no longer the 20th century! The Pentium 4 went out in 2000! We obviously exceed this requirement.

A processor better than Pentium III 500MHz.

If it is registered successfully, it will tell you. If there is another error, it will be displayed on the output.

If you do not forward your ports correctly, your server will not be registered until you fix it. ZoneAlarm or a firewall included in your anti-virus program) enabled, don't forget to create the neccessary open ports here, too. Especially Windows tends to block anything unknown, so try this first if you get errors. Again, search for help online, there are lots of tutorials.

Many modern operating systems (like recent versions ofWindows) have a firewall enabled by default.

Look at the web interface of your router for things like 'Port Forwarding', 'NAT', 'Virtual Servers', 'Firewall' and so on.

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Otherwise search online for help for your router, don't forget to specify the full name (usually found at the bottom of the router or so).

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Search the manual for things like 'Port Forwarding', 'NAT' or 'Virtual Servers'.The default port is 28770 which means you have to forward UDP ports 2871 (or change the default values).Īs (nearly) any firewall between you and the internet blocks unkown connections by default, you should probably look at the hints below: You need to forward two consecutive User Datagram Protocol ports, your server ports and its subsequent port. Your firewall may interfere with the server as it needs to listen for incoming connections. Some nice examples can be found at the homepage of AssaultCube (without 'Reloaded'), although some settings are different.

The other files in here are quite well commented and control stuff like admin passwords and map rotations. If you open this file you should see an example configuration, fell free to modify the settings to your needs. It contains all the important server switches. Remember to make a backup before you start playing with the options or make an update! There is a folder called 'config' containing all the configuration files. There are precompiled binaries for both Windows and Linux, if you use a different operating system (or those binaries really don't work), you'll have to compile the server yourself. Installing is quite easy, just download the server package from here and extract it to any directory you like.