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running 2 server 1 won't secure.
#1
Hey, iv'e had this problem before i made a about it like a year back and i fixed it but i don't exactly remember how and the answer wasn't in the old thread so anyways this is my problem i'm hosting 2 servers on 1 computer, all the ports or forwarded correctly i'm using -port 27017 and +clientport 27009 and -sport 27004 and -nohltv on the other server i'm using the default source ports not my problem is the second one i start won't secure itself,
does anyone have any idea of how i could fix this?
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#2
Use -port 27025 for second server.
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#3
You don't have to use port 27025, you can use pretty much anyone that is not 27015.
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#4
Alright i'm a bit confused the second server is the one i set all the different ports on the first server is the one with default ports now why does it matter what port as long as i use a unused one and should i use 27025 for the -port or the -sport?
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#5
Use any other port using the -port XXXXX command.
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#6
Spartanfrog Wrote:You don't have to use port 27025, you can use pretty much anyone that is not 27015.

Unless you use the friends, rcon or stv port from the first server ...
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#7
It is recommended to space each server out by 10 ports because of the hltv/friends/vac ports needed from the server also.
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#8
Sorry for hijacking this thread but would the second servers port have to be forwarded in my router?
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dexter610 Wrote:Sorry for hijacking this thread but would the second servers port have to be forwarded in my router?

Yes.
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#10
Anyone have any ideas?
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#11
You have to space out your server.
Make sure there are at least 10 ports between each server. This tends to fix this issue.
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#12
I see thankyou mooga.
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#13
Actually i just tried that i'm using 27039 and 27038 with -nohltv for the second one but it still won't secure any ideas?
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#14
Separate each server by at least 10 ports, so server one is 27038 and server 2 is 27048
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#15
Here's the boot line for each server.
Server 1:
C:\tf2goldrush2\orangebox\srcds.exe -console -game tf -maxplayers 32 +fps_max 1000 -secure +map pl_goldrush -tickrate 100
Server2:
C:\tf22fort1\orangebox\srcds.exe -console -game tf -port 27049 +clientport 27039 -nohltv -maxplayers 32 +fps_max 1000 -secure +map ctf_2fort -tickrate 100

So the first one is on default 27015 which leaves far ports in between than 10 so with this said there all spaced out by 10 whats the problem here why won't 1 secure?
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