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This is a discussion on Server Lag within the Cabal Online forums, part of the MMO and MMORPG Developments category; So there's a couple of things already. It's either the server's specification or connection. I don't see 100players + would ...
So there's a couple of things already.
It's either the server's specification or connection.
I don't see 100players + would be affected by the database nor other problems.
Used to run 8 channels as well over here seems all were quite stable.
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Well,thank for the informations but how this supoused to help me?
Good day!
Seriously, stop being a smartarse. That's all you seem to be doing lately, and you expect people to help you?Originally Posted by S37uP!Update
Weeew,sorry but i didn't wanted to be smartarse as you sayd,really sorry you understand me wrong,i just asked how this suposed to help me?Not in a bad way,maybe he writed me something and dind't understand it,that's all,for real now,i didn't wanted to look like smarter then other!
You stated before that there's no error in cabal logs, but how about the logs from centos, did you checked them out?
Since there's no problem within the databases, there's probably a vmware related issue, so please post here the type of vmware you are using(workstation, server), it's version and the resources allocated to your server.
VMware Workstation 8.0.2
5 GB RAM,Number of procesors : 2,Number of cores per proces : 1.
Did you checked centos logs as I said?
You can also try to lower the ram for centos, because it may not be enough ram for windows to menage the connections between vmware and sql
I already tryed to lower the resources of the centos,still same,lagging.
Where do i check the logs of centos?i mean cabal logs are in /var/log/cabal,the centos logs where do i check it?
/var/log/
There's alot of files wich one i have to open it?
Wich one do you want to look into?
the httpd logs,the cpu logs....
PS still cant pm u..(sended you an email)
May I remind you guys that this is not a CentOS support forum. You are expected to know how to check your system logs and debug issues. I would suggest taking this somewhere more appropriate, like the CentOS forums.
try to reinstall SQL. use SQL server 2005.
I don't know why,but i guess you didn't read the topic!
@Yama,i already asked on the centos forum,and they trashed my topic with reason they don't offer support for centos with mssql...
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