Doesn't matter how many increments you go as everyone will connect on that port and that port only. The ListenPort=8076 is the web admin port. If you change the game port (Port=) then you need to change the OldQueryPortNumber= to whatever the Port= + 10. So if the game port is (Port=) is 7707 then the QueryPort is 7717. The QueryPort is hard coded into the engine to be the Port + 10. One is the port the client connects though in the game and the other is the port that sends heatbeats to the client's server browser about what map is running, how many players, etc. The Port= and OldQueryPortNumber= are related to one another. What does your country tags INI look like? Post it here. Looks like the use a web site to pull the IP database. There are other parameters you can enter into the startup line as well. Ucc serverKF-bioticslab.rom?game=KFmod.KFGameType?VACSecured=true?MaxPlayers=6 ini=ADifferentServer.ini Ucc server KF-bioticslab.rom?game=KFmod.KFGameType?VACSecured=true?MaxPlayers=6 ini=KillingFloor.ini You will also need to specify the INI in the startup command line.
Otherwise you'll want to change things like difficulty, map list, mods, mutators and other settings on whichever INI you want the changes on.Īdditionally, you'll need to open those ports on your router/firewall. If I was running two servers under the same install those are the two changes I would make. You will duplicate the KillingFloor.ini file to whatever name you want and you need to change the ports, +2 is fine but only on some of the ports. Do you have a download link I can use real quick? Pretty sure it keeps the IP database stored locally on the server instead of pulling the data remotely. I need to download the country flags mod to see where it is pulling the addresses from. It should, in most cases, begin with 192.168. Now look for IPv4Address and copy it here. Older versions call it "run" instead of "search though.) Then type ipconfig. In Windows 7 type cmd in the search box (you can do that in nearly all versions of Windows.
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