Contents • • • • • • Introduction Setting up a server is not easy and is not that obvious to do. Basically, the server configuration consists of four elements: • • • • • • Example Setups Windows Let's assume that ArmA is installed to 'D: Arma' and the Start in: property of the Windows shortcut is set to: 'D: Arma'. • Put your to 'D: ArmA basic.cfg' • Put your to 'D: ArmA server.cfg' • Put your to 'D: ArmA Users server server.armaprofile' • Command line / link target: D: ArmA arma_server. Download Dirty Boxing For Mixed Martial Arts Pdf. Cesar Millan Mastering Leadership Series. exe -cfg=basic.cfg -config=server.cfg -profiles=D: ArmA Users server -name=server -mod=@mod1;@mod2 The parameter requires the explicit path to the directory containing the 'server.armaprofile' file and the default location for this is 'Drive: Documents and Settings UserName My Documents ArmA Other Profiles'. You may find the required command is longer than that permissible in the Windows Shortcut Target: option. If so, simply create a batch command file to start ArmA_Server and point the Shortcut to it:- Shortcut properties (following the convention above where ArmA is installed to 'D: Arma', but this time the server profile is in the default 'D: Documents and Settings%UserName% My Documents Arma' location): Target: D: Batch ArmA_Server.cmd Start in: 'D: ArmA' Note that the batch file name can be anything you wish, 'ArmA_Server.cmd' is used in this example (the.cmd extension should be maintained). Batch file: ArmA_Server.cmd Contents: D: ArmA arma_server.exe -cfg=basic.cfg -config=server.cfg -profiles='D: Documents and Settings%UserName% My Documents ArmA' -mod=@mod1;@mod2 If you are troubleshooting a public server or want analyze detailed network log, you may enable logging using the parameter: -netlog (due to performance hit do not use otherwise). This will record to a netlog file in%localppdata% (in Arma 3, previously in the Arma directory) with very detailed information about network traffic.
