How to start a second gameserver?

I'm seting up a server. I have two pc's:

One of them :
1 - Start the whole server GlobalManager, Machine and etc and it is ok, I start the client and connect into the game.

Second of them :
1 - I'm trying to start machineManager but it's closing suddenly

Best regards,
JC

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Originally Posted by infogod I'm seting up a server. I have two pc's: One of them : 1 - Start the whole server GlobalManager, Machine and etc and it is ok, I start the client and connect into the game. Second of them : 1 - I'm trying to start machineManager but it's closing suddenly Best regards, JC

srPatcher -> spoof machinemanager ip , change it to ur ip

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Originally Posted by Jocs srPatcher -> spoof shardmanager ip , change it to ur ip

in the second pc?

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Originally Posted by infogod in the second pc?

in the pc which have machine manager crashing. sorry i meant machine manager in my post not shardmanager

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Originally Posted by Jocs in the pc which have machine manager crashing. sorry i meant machine manager in my post not shardmanager

I did and machine work.

I start the second gameserver.exe and I got this message:
Disconnected from the ShardManager and it's breaking the Shardmanager in the first pc.

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Originally Posted by infogod I did and machine work. I start the second gameserver.exe and I got this message: Disconnected from the ShardManager and it's breaking the Shardmanager in the first pc.

server.cfg -> change the shardmanager ip:port to the first pc iis ip:port.

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Originally Posted by Jocs server.cfg -> change the shardmanager ip:port to the first pc iis ip:port.

Should I have mssql in the second pc too?

I tried change the port to IIS port and same happening the shardmanager stop in the first machine when I start gamemanager in the second.

1) get a working certification for 2x gameservers.
2) allow all connections between the 2 machines.
3) in the SQL info, replace the server name with the IP in IIS and cert, e.g. instead of server=WIN-GGWP\SQLExpress, put server=122.22.22.22 (your sql machine IP).
4) Enable remote TCP/IP connection for the SQL server.
5) in the second machine, you're going to put the server files folder and start machine manager + gameserver.

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Originally Posted by magicanoo 1) get a working certification for 2x gameservers. 2) allow all connections between the 2 machines. 3) in the SQL info, replace the server name with the IP in IIS and cert, e.g. instead of server=WIN-GGWP\SQLExpress, put server=122.22.22.22 (your sql machine IP). 4) Enable remote TCP/IP connection for the SQL server. 5) in the second machine, you're going to put the server files folder and start machine manager + gameserver.

Do you have a working certification for 2x gameservers?

Attached. This should work.

srGlobalService.ini

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[global] count=2 [entry0] operation_type=22 name=SRO_GameOn_Official query=DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=YOURPCHOSTNAME\SQLEXPRESS;DSN=SRO_VT_ACCOUNT;UID=sa;PWD=MYSQLPASSWORD;DATABASE=SRO_VT_ACCOUNT global_manager_node_id=697 [entry1] operation_type=22 name=SRO_GameOn_Official query=DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=YOURPCHOSTNAME\SQLEXPRESS;DSN=SRO_VT_ACCOUNT;UID=sa;PWD=MYSQLPASSWORD;DATABASE=SRO_VT_ACCOUNT global_manager_node_id=697

srNodeType.ini

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[global] count=2 [entry0] id=335 operation_type=22 name=Main machine wip=FirstPC IP Address nip=FirstPC IP Address machine_manager_node_id=699 [entry1] id=336 operation_type=22 name=2 Machine wip=SecondPC IP Address nip=SecondPC IP Address machine_manager_node_id=701

srShard.ini

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[global] count=2 [entry0] id=64 global_operation_id=20 operation_type=22 name=SERVERNAME query=DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=YOURPCHOSTNAME\SQLEXPRESS;DSN=SRO_VT_SHARD;UID=sa;PWD=MYSQLPASSWORD;DATABASE=SRO_VT_SHARD query_log=DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=YOURPCHOSTNAME\SQLEXPRESS;DSN=SRO_VT_SHARDLOG;UID=sa;PWD=MYSQLPASSWORD;DATABASE=SRO_VT_SHARDLOG capacity=35 shard_manager_node_id=705 u1=240 u2=208 u3=17 u4=1 u5=0 u6=0 u7=0 [entry1] id=64 global_operation_id=20 operation_type=22 name=SERVERNAME query=DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=YOURPCHOSTNAME\SQLEXPRESS;DSN=SRO_VT_SHARD;UID=sa;PWD=MYSQLPASSWORD;DATABASE=SRO_VT_SHARD query_log=DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=YOURPCHOSTNAME\SQLEXPRESS;DSN=SRO_VT_SHARDLOG;UID=sa;PWD=MYSQLPASSWORD;DATABASE=SRO_VT_SHARDLOG capacity=35 shard_manager_node_id=705 u1=240 u2=208 u3=17 u4=1 u5=0 u6=0 u7=0

I don't recall if you needed to edit the server.cfg. Just compile it and you should be good to go.

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Originally Posted by magicanoo 1) get a working certification for 2x gameservers. 2) allow all connections between the 2 machines. 3) in the SQL info, replace the server name with the IP in IIS and cert, e.g. instead of server=WIN-GGWP\SQLExpress, put server=122.22.22.22 (your sql machine IP). 4) Enable remote TCP/IP connection for the SQL server. 5) in the second machine, you're going to put the server files folder and start machine manager + gameserver.

Problem is, he probably doesn't know what he's doing so enabling connections between the two machines without protecting everything and limiting the connections he would get some serious problems.
So I'd recommend hiring someone to set it up properly

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Originally Posted by magicanoo 1) get a working certification for 2x gameservers. 2) allow all connections between the 2 machines. 3) in the SQL info, replace the server name with the IP in IIS and cert, e.g. instead of server=WIN-GGWP\SQLExpress, put server=122.22.22.22 (your sql machine IP). 4) Enable remote TCP/IP connection for the SQL server. 5) in the second machine, you're going to put the server files folder and start machine manager + gameserver.

may I have all areas open with only one game server?

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Originally Posted by infogod may I have all areas open with only one game server?

Yes, you may. But keep in mind that the maximum objects(mobs/chars/pets) per gameserver is 50,000. If objects reached that, any further spawning will lead to despawning i.e. you'll see the mob appear and disappear at the same time.
To find the current object count, simply use the GM command /worldstatus.