Stick with me and I will walk you through how to get it. Most of you might already know all of this, in which case, skip ahead :) However for those that do not know this information. Like where you want to keep the server files, and what your hard drive letter is. If you do have to go with lower end specs I recommend you do not run more than one server at a time.īefore we can jump in and start downloading, we need to figure a few things out first. These are higher standards (minus the processor) but will ensure your members have no lag. I recommend that the computer you are using to host the server be a dedicated server and have AT LEAST a 2.6Ghz Dual core Processor with 8GB of RAM as well as a 120GB SSD. I recommend at least 25mb down and 5mb up at the bare minimum, though technically speaking any internet connection will work. Ethernet Connection (preferably using a CAT6 cable) to a solid Internet connection.a spare computer (I use Windows Server 2012).Here are the things you will need to get started: Other then these two pieces credit is due to the Dev's for teaching me this new method. I would also like to give credit to FeuerSturm for their Server Config code and their starting batch file code. However it is outdated and no longer valid. I would like to start by saying thank you for creating the previous tutorial. The old DDD forums contain a Tutorial by FeuerSturm. Hello DDD community, thanks for stopping in to read an updated guide on creating a Dino D-Day Dedicated Server.
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