Hi there!
On the last weekend I've hosted a LAN with about 80 guests, so far so good.
The problem began when time came for the CS:S Tournament.
When I was home testing all of the 5 servers were running good.
At the LAN the Servers had a unusable ping and general delay.
It took 5 minutes to connect to the server and when you got there it was like running 15 meters and then the server set you back 8 meters.
I watched the ping in HLSW and it looked like that:
This screenshot was made at home today where I could plug in the cable to my router. As soon as the server connected to steam, all was good.
I also did a packet dump:
The server tried to connect to 207.173.177.12 which is steam2.steampowered.com
The rest of the traffic were ARP-Packets trying to resolve a route to that host...
I'M GOING NUTS!! Why is this damn crate trying to contact Steam??
I started the server with the following command:
Any Ideas please?
On the last weekend I've hosted a LAN with about 80 guests, so far so good.
The problem began when time came for the CS:S Tournament.
When I was home testing all of the 5 servers were running good.
At the LAN the Servers had a unusable ping and general delay.
It took 5 minutes to connect to the server and when you got there it was like running 15 meters and then the server set you back 8 meters.
I watched the ping in HLSW and it looked like that:
This screenshot was made at home today where I could plug in the cable to my router. As soon as the server connected to steam, all was good.
I also did a packet dump:
The server tried to connect to 207.173.177.12 which is steam2.steampowered.com
The rest of the traffic were ARP-Packets trying to resolve a route to that host...
I'M GOING NUTS!! Why is this damn crate trying to contact Steam??
I started the server with the following command:
Code:
screen -m -d -S source ./srcds_run -console -game cstrike -insecure -nomaster +sv_lan 1 +map de_dust -maxplayers 16
Any Ideas please?