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Hello everyone.
Of course sorry for my English, I'm from Argentina and are a league of rFactor, we have a problem with the dedicated server. It happens that we have a Cloud Server (Is this good?) And give us
4 Core Xeon-
4GB Memory
60Gb SAN Disk Storage
4 Mbps symmetrical bandwidth
It happens that when configuring the server, the fps down from 250 to 1 fps and ping ups to 400 ms when the users are more than 15,.
Configure the server with 3500kbps up and 2500kbps down. I Try to update "Data per client" from 102 to 300 and the server continues with the problem.
Previously, we had a worse server that I described them further up . I mean, dual core, 2GB memory 3 mbps wide symmetric band and we are more than 30 drivers and the server runs perfectly.
It is a configuration error or something like that? The only difference I found between a server and another is that in the "old" Windows Server 2003 and we now we installed Windows Server 2008 R1.
We do not understand the error that occurs, since it appears that should go far better than it is on foot. So I turn to you for me to recommend a solution. I'll give you all the information you need.
Thank you very much from Argentina, excuse me but this, Nicolas from Mar del Plata
Of course sorry for my English, I'm from Argentina and are a league of rFactor, we have a problem with the dedicated server. It happens that we have a Cloud Server (Is this good?) And give us
4 Core Xeon-
4GB Memory
60Gb SAN Disk Storage
4 Mbps symmetrical bandwidth
It happens that when configuring the server, the fps down from 250 to 1 fps and ping ups to 400 ms when the users are more than 15,.
Configure the server with 3500kbps up and 2500kbps down. I Try to update "Data per client" from 102 to 300 and the server continues with the problem.
Previously, we had a worse server that I described them further up . I mean, dual core, 2GB memory 3 mbps wide symmetric band and we are more than 30 drivers and the server runs perfectly.
It is a configuration error or something like that? The only difference I found between a server and another is that in the "old" Windows Server 2003 and we now we installed Windows Server 2008 R1.
We do not understand the error that occurs, since it appears that should go far better than it is on foot. So I turn to you for me to recommend a solution. I'll give you all the information you need.
Thank you very much from Argentina, excuse me but this, Nicolas from Mar del Plata