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Many of you have hosted servers to some extent. 99.9% would have been hosted on no-ip.org. However, my ISP has blocked no-ip for unknown reasons (Im pretty sure Its a goverment ban). Anyway, so I haven't experienced the freedom of being an admin and ruling over a small community of players. (And being tyranny LOL :D)Heres my problem:I've installed Windows 2008 on a machine that's Intel Core 2 Duo with 2.5 GB ram and 200 GB of disk space. 32 Bit and its 2.00 GHz.How how do you make this a VPS?How would I run Jolt on this?I know how to run Jolt on localhost on a normal computer so don't bother saying anything relating to localhost or running on a normal computer. :)Please excuse the stupidity of this question, but I really need to know how.Most sincerely,awesomist
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A VPS means a "Virtual Private Server". This means that the operating system is not real, it is only virtual, This can be done through programs such as virtual pc.
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I've installed Windows 2008 on Virtual PC 2007. I've also installed the .Net 4 Framework. Now what?
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A VPS is something you buy from a service provider like serverguys.bizThey are a dedicated server that is virtual and hosted on a bigger one.Virtual PC is the same thing but made for home use.If you want it on a server you need to order a VPS and remote desktop onto it.
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i know what vps is and how get one online, but what i m asking is exactly how to make one at home.
google didt turn up anything usefull.
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You mean something like ESXi or Hyper-V? To put several OP installations on one computer/server or simply put, virtual machines? Unless you misspelled it and meant VPN? That would make more sense, since you seem to be looking for a solution to no-ip being blocked.I do, excuse any "stupidity," no problem, but can you clarify? :PI'd be glad to help you.
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simply put, i want to know how to host jolt on a server so that other people can connect and play.
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