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24/7 server? - proevofanatik - 20.03.2012
is it possible to have my server run 24/7 without having my pc switched on all the time? is there a website that i can upload my server to so they can run it?
Re: 24/7 server? - Dripac - 20.03.2012
No, you have to buy a root server, else the website which you got allows you to, but i don't think so
Re: 24/7 server? - proevofanatik - 20.03.2012
do you think it would be possible for the developers to make a server that would run on an android phone or a jailbroken iphone? make it constantly run off the 3g. three mobile have all you can eat data. so it wouldnt cost any extra on data usage.
Re: 24/7 server? - davve95 - 20.03.2012
There are external hard drives with internet acess.. You maybe could buy that?..
U can have it like a server...
Re: 24/7 server? - Dripac - 20.03.2012
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Originally Posted by davve95
 There are external hard drives with internet acess.. You maybe could buy that?..
U can have it like a server... |
Re: 24/7 server? - Ironboy - 20.03.2012
Better buy a server from Hostingtime .It is very cheap.
Re: 24/7 server? - proevofanatik - 20.03.2012
do you know how much data a samp server uses per hour? im just wondering if i can have the server running on the office pc in my work.
Re: 24/7 server? - VOXrr - 20.03.2012
Be careful with sponging off office networks, you might get an angry techie after you
How much data a SA:MP server uses purely depends on the amount of users you're holding, and any additional plugins (in-game radio, etc)
Let's say each user uses 4KB/sec each way, so 100 users would be 400KB/sec, which is 3.277mbit each way.
That's roughly 1TB bandwidth per month, if you're pushing 100 users constantly at that data rate.
Of course, you can multiply or divide that to match your projected users.
Re: 24/7 server? - Vince - 20.03.2012
A single user uses approximately 0.50 kilobytes per second, up and down. I laughed at running sa-mp server of 3G though.
Re: 24/7 server? - [UE]Milan - 20.03.2012
Buy a windows tablet or something..