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Загрузка и запуск утилиты SteamCMD

1. Загрузите утилиту SteamCMD по следующей ссылке — steamcmd_win32
2. Распакуйте содержимое в любую удобную папку. Не стоит распаковывать в папку Steam
3. Запустите файл steamcmd.exe

Установка сервера

Начнется скачивание и проверка последних обновлений для нашего SteamCMD.
После завершения обновления, мы войдем в командную строку Steam

Теперь нужно войти в аккаунт Steam

login <логин> <пароль>

Если у Вас включен SteamGuard, то на электронную почту придет сообщение с кодом подтверждения, его нужно ввести.

Для скачивания серверов можно не входить в свой аккаунт Steam, а воспользоваться анонимом.

login anonymous

После этого указываем директорию, в которую нужно устанавливать сервер.

force_install_dir ./hl/

где hl — папка в которой будет находится сервер

Приступаем к установке самого сервера

app_update 90 validate

где 90 — steam_app_id нашей игры, в данном случае это Half-Life Dedicated Server

Поддерживаемые App_ID в SteamCMD

Если Вы устанавливаете не Half-Life или Counte-Strike сервер, то в этом случае нужно изменить лишь App ID, на данный момент имеются следующие App ID

Автоматизация

Установку сервера можно автоматизировать, создав .bat файл в папке, в которое лежит файл steamcmd.exe

Создаем текстовый файл, вставляем в него содержимое ниже и переименовываем в server_install.bat

::=======================::
:: SteamCMD Guardian 1.2 ::
::       ckynick254      ::
::=======================::
set programname=SteamCMD Guardian 1.1
::=======================::
::  SET YOUR VARIABLES!  ::
::=======================::
set servername=
set username=
set password=
::=======================::
::      Your folder      ::
::    Replace after =    ::
::=======================::
set runcmd=E:\Games\

::=======================::
::   End of variables    ::
::=======================::

:: This will keep the window clean and easy to read
@ECHO off

:: Sets the title of the window
title %programname% - %servername%

:: Clears the window incase there is anything there
cls
COLOR 1f
CD %runcmd%

:: Prints to the window what we are doing
ECHO %programname% has been started!
:start
ECHO.
ECHO.
ECHO   ##############################################################
ECHO   #                    Dedicated Server                        #
ECHO   # 1 - Half-Life: Deathmatch and Counter-Strike               #
ECHO   # 2 - Counter-Strike: Global Offensive                       #
ECHO   # 3 - Nuclear Dawn Dedicated Server                          #
ECHO   # 4 - Red Orchestra Dedicated Server                         #
ECHO   # 5 - Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad Dedicated Server #
ECHO   # 6 - Killing Floor Dedicated Server                         #
ECHO   # 7 - Team Fortress 2 Dedicated Server Beta                  #
ECHO   # 8 - HELP!                                                  #
ECHO   # 9 - Exit                                                   #
ECHO   ##############################################################
ECHO.
ECHO.

:: Delete variable %A%
SET "A="
SET /P A=Set Your Choice And Press Enter: 
ECHO Loading .........
IF "%A%"=="1" set app=90 
IF "%A%"=="2" set app=740
IF "%A%"=="3" set app=111710
IF "%A%"=="4" set app=223240
IF "%A%"=="5" set app=212542
IF "%A%"=="6" set app=215350
IF "%A%"=="7" set app=229830
IF "%A%"=="8" ECHO.
IF "%A%"=="8" ECHO https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD
IF "%A%"=="8" ECHO.
IF "%A%"=="8" PAUSE
IF "%A%"=="8" goto start
IF "%A%"=="9" EXIT

:: This is a return point in case the server crashes or is closed
:restart
ECHO.
ECHO (%date%)(%time%) %servername% is now ONLINE
ECHO Watching %servername% for crashes...
>> "%servername%.log" ECHO.
>> "%servername%.log" ECHO (%date%)(%time%) %servername% is now ONLINE
>> "%servername%.log" ECHO (%date%)(%time%) Watching %servername% for crashes...

::Start the actual update window
start /wait steamcmd +login %username% %password% +force_install_dir %runcmd%%app%Server\ +app_update %app% validate
ECHO (%time%) WARNING: srcds closed or crashed, restarting.
ECHO.
ECHO (%date%)(%time%) Crash or Close detected!
ECHO %servername% is now restarting...
>> "%servername%.log" ECHO.
>> "%servername%.log" ECHO (%date%)(%time%) Crash or Close detected!
>> "%servername%.log" ECHO (%date%)(%time%) %servername% is now restarting...

::Server crashed or closed, so we point it to the return point to start the server again
GOTO restart

Ссылки

• Информация с официального сайта (англ.)
• Информация с официального сайта (рус.)

This is a list of dedicated servers available on Steam and SteamCMD. New dedicated servers are added regularly, as such this is not a complete list. SteamDB can be used to find all available servers.

Note:Items marked as Beta below may require -beta beta as part of their app_update argument… ex. +app_update «90 -beta beta»

Tip:To install multiple mods, separate their names with commas, e.g. +app_set_config 90 mod czero,dod.

Windows Dedicated Servers

Linux Dedicated Servers

This tutorial is for a WINDOWS setup and was tested with RedOrchestra2WindowsDedicated Version 9 (Sept. 24, 2009).  It will allow for LAN connections without the need for Steam.  Clients must use Skidrow’s game fix and connect via console command [open: IP:port].

Prerequisites:

I. Installation:
1. Download hldsupdatetool.exe setup file.
This tool is used to download and update the dedicated server.
2. Run hldsupdatetool.exe and install it into a folder. eg. C:\SRCDS
3. Now go to C:\SRCDS and double click hldsupdatetool.exe. [This will update the tool.]
4. To download the files for your RO2 dedicated server:

Create a new text file in C:\SCRDS\ with this code:
update_RO2.bat
hldsupdatetool.exe -command update -game «redorchestra2» -dir C:\SRCDS\ro2

pause
Save as update_RO2.bat and exit. Double click on RO2_update.bat to start downloading server files.
[This may take a while and you may need to run it more than once to get all files at 100%]

5.  Run the UE3Redist.exe file located in C:\SRCDS\ro2\Binaries\Windows
6.  Make sure you install .Net 3.5 and Visual C++:
Download  Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package: 32-bit or 64-bit
Download  Microsoft’s .net Framework 3.5


II. Configuration:
Server configuration files:
Server configuration files are located by default in the \ROGame\Config folder.
These are the main configuration files:
ROGame.ini — contains most of the gameplay modifying configuration functionality
ROEngine.ini — contains most of the functional setup configuration functionality
ROWeb.ini — contains configuration functionality for the Web administration system

Some settings you may want to change:
In ROEngine.ini, at the top:
[URL]
Port=7777   //this is your GamePort
PeerPort=7778
and near the bottom of the ini:
[OnlineSubsystemSteamworks.OnlineSubsystemSteamworks]
bUseVAC=true   //This turns on/off VAC. [true/false]

In ROGame.ini,
[Engine.GameReplicationInfo]
ServerName=Red Orchestra Server   //This is the name of your server.
ShortName=ROServer

[ROGame.ROGameInfo]
RoundStartScreenTime=8
bLANServer=True   //True sets server in LAN mode.  False sets server for internet.

[ROGame.ROGameInfo]
PunkbusterServerProfile=0   //This sets the Punkbuster Level for the server.
//0=off, 1=LOW, 2=MED, and 3 = HIGH.

Ports to Open:  
There are two important ports for the game that both need to be open in the firewall and/or router, the game port and the steam port.
Game Port: by default this is 7777.
Steam Port: by default this is 27015.
If you change the Game Port the Steam port is automatically updated.
You can calculate your Steam port like this: Steam Port = 27015 + [GamePort — 7777].
So if you choose 7779 as your Game Port, using the equation above would give us 27017 for the Steam Port.



III. Starting Server:
You can start your RO2 server from the command line, by making a batch file, or by using the default ro2server.bat file located in C:\SRCDS\ro2.

Example command line for launching server [default ro2server.bat parameters]:
start .\Binaries\win32\ROGame TE-Apartments?minplayers=0 -seekfreeloadingserver


To create a Startup batch file:
1- Go to your C:\SRCDS\ro2 directory and create a new text file named RO2Server_Start.bat.
2- Add the following line of code to the batch file:
RO2Server_Start.bat
start .\Binaries\Win32\ROGame FF-Apartments?minplayers=12?maxplayers=64 -seekfreeloadingserver -log=ServerLog.log
You could change FF-Apartments to whichever map you prefer.
And you can change ?minplayers= to set the number of bots.
Save the .bat when finished. Double Click RO2Server_Start.bat to start server.

Here is the breakdown of the command line parameters:
ROGame — This is the game server’s executable file.
FF-Apartments — This is the name of the map that launches on server startup.
minplayers — This sets the number of bots on the server until they are filled with real players.
maxplayers — This is the max number of players allowed on the server
-seekfreeloadingserver — Important!  Make sure you use this command

Other useful parameters:
-multihome — This specifies which IP the server will run on, necessary only if your server has more than one local address/NIC adapter. [Put your External/WAN IP address here].
-port — This specifies the primary port for the game (default is 7777), necessary if you are running multiple servers on the same IP. Note, this value can also be set in ROEngine.ini under the [URL] section.
-configsubdir=— This will create a folder under ..\ROGame\config\ so each server instance can have it’s own ini files if running multiple server instances out of the same install folder.

IV. Configure WebAdmin:
NOTE: This will allow you to use http to log into the administrator web interface. After restarting your server you should have the additional Administrators tab in the WebAdmin.

1. Stop your server.
2. Open the default startup batch file [ro2server.bat] and remove ?adminpass=123
3. Open ROWEB.ini, scroll down to [IpDrv.WebServer] and change the following to «true»:
bEnabled=true
4. Open ROWebAdmin.ini and add the following line under [WebAdmin.WebAdmin]:
   AuthenticationClass=WebAdmin.MultiWebAdminAuth
5. Start your server. A new ini file ROMultiAdmin.ini will be created.
6. Close the server and open ROMultiAdmin.ini and add the following lines:
[IniVersion]
-somenumbershere-

[Admin MultiAdminData]
DisplayName=
Password=1f95ec61b6ef02b5d2b138654da138bfdbbc7f3c
Order=DenyAllow
bEnabled=True
Note: [Admin MultiAdminData] the username is in bold font.
The 1f95ec61b6ef02b5d2b138654da138bfdbbc7f3c password hash translates to Admin.
7. Start the server and Login to WebAdmin:
Open a web browser and type in the static IP Address of your server with the port 8080.
For Example: http://192.168.1.123:8080/ServerAdmin will bring you to the log-in page.
The default username/password is Admin/Admin (which is case sensitive!).
8. First thing you should do when you are logged in is to setup the Administrators and change the default password in the webadmin (or you can manually edit ROMultiAdmin.ini).


V. Cracking Server:
NOTE: This will only allow an unranked server to be created.
During our testing we disabled punkbuster — so if there’s any problems disable it.

Install Rev-Emu:
*NEW* RO2_Server_fix [RevEmu_28082011]  *NEW*
Extract this to your Server folder.
This will allow clients using Update 2 and the Skidrow fix to connect.
MediaFire


VI. Updating Server:
Update your server by running the update_RO2.bat you created at the beginning of this guide.
Then follow Step V again to re-crack Server.


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Additional Notes:

-Add your private server IP to EPCGaming’s RO2 Server list. [live stats — coming soon]


-Keep Players up-to-date with patches and fixes in this post.

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