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[Tuxrox1]

Im looking into a new game server provider and wanted to ask about the games suported here.. As I take it from the main page that you can load a game they have on file in the cortex CP. I find that very cool. Correct me if thats not how its done.. Also, I can run more than 1 game on the box? And where do I find the game list that is suported here?

I also take it if its possible to run more than 1 game on the box, that IPs can be sorted to each game in the cortex CP?

Ive been reading a while here, hehe, I guess some of it is getting confusing.. Thx for any help in clearing up some issues.......

[rabbit994]

You can either buy from I365 or buy from Servermatrix/Theplanet. As for games supported by i365, you need to ask them yourselves, I recommend their IRC channel for support. Since you get Admin access to the box, you can install any game that your O/S of choice will support. Just be aware, game servers are not supported by TP/SM/i365 (past the control panel) and your on your own for config files, custom maps, new installs, binding to other IPs and the such. There are people here (including myself) that sell support for dedicated game servers. As for running more then one server instance, you can run as many servers as CPU will take. How many that is depends on CPU type, RAM, OS, IP, Game type and many more so there is no hard and fast rule to this.

[SM Rep]

Im looking into a new game server provider and wanted to ask about the games suported here.. As I take it from the main page that you can load a game they have on file in the cortex CP. I find that very cool. Correct me if thats not how its done.. Also, I can run more than 1 game on the box? And where do I find the game list that is suported here?  

I also take it if its possible to run more than 1 game on the box, that IPs can be sorted to each game in the cortex CP?  

Ive been reading a while here, hehe, I guess some of it is getting confusing.. Thx for any help in clearing up some issues.......

Yes, Cortex will let you download a game on file. There isn't really a limit on games, just how much yourr box can handle in terms of cpu usage and memory with memory probably being the deciding factor in most cases. You can select the ip and port you want the server to run on. Right now we are supporting Half Life Family, Counter-Strike, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress Classic, Battlefield 1942, Battlefield Vietnam, Unreal Tournament 2003, Unreal Tournament 2004, and Halo.