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by justanadmin
You may want to take a look at these links for some good general information in creating your own server. Both are geared towardsd home-based email and web servers, but the concept is the same. I think at least one of them has some more specific info on game servers, too.
http://www.diywebserver.com
http://www.dslwebserver.com
Good luck!
by victormjr
by cg it
Games today are basically client side based and not server "application" based [application based being the server is providing all content to connected clients]. In essence, online games are nothing more that peer to peer networking using the internet as the portal. All clients have to have the same game, same version of the game, same maps, same mods, to be able to play with other players. The Server just provides a common background and connection.
Throughput [I/O] is more of a deciding factor than raw processor horse power. The server only needs to ensure all players have the same software on their computers and provide the comon connection to each other. I am not Linux literate [should be though] so I would say to have a stable server use W2K Server.
by victormjr
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