01-15-2020, 02:14 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-15-2020, 02:15 PM by Hapetutt Baker.)
Hi guys.
I don't even know if I'm on target here.. but are you running your LFS servers and the Airio tracker in Windows? If so it's not a good idea. When I hosted servers and tracker for my team(s) I ran them in Linux which is a stable and trustworthy system for hosting and monitoring serves.
Are you using the default port(s) for insim connections? If so you should change both LFS server and insim ports to the highest possible port numbers or range. The default port(s) are way to well known and visible and exposed for fuk. And therefor unstable.
Like I said.. I don't even know if this is relevant info, but if so it's nice.
If you should need some help on Linux.. I.m here.
If some of the management have bandwith and good latency... Why not run the servers "In House"?
Then you have absolutely full control.
Cheers
H. Beker
I don't even know if I'm on target here.. but are you running your LFS servers and the Airio tracker in Windows? If so it's not a good idea. When I hosted servers and tracker for my team(s) I ran them in Linux which is a stable and trustworthy system for hosting and monitoring serves.
Are you using the default port(s) for insim connections? If so you should change both LFS server and insim ports to the highest possible port numbers or range. The default port(s) are way to well known and visible and exposed for fuk. And therefor unstable.
Like I said.. I don't even know if this is relevant info, but if so it's nice.
If you should need some help on Linux.. I.m here.
If some of the management have bandwith and good latency... Why not run the servers "In House"?
Then you have absolutely full control.
Cheers
H. Beker