Set the server up to be a remote server in VROC instead of a dedicated
server. This will allow you to set it up remotely to do one race or
many.
In VROC select the down arrow next to host and select Setup WinVROC
for Remote Hosting, it will ask for the IP, Password and Port. Then to
activate the server from somewhere else you go to the same WinVROC
menu and click on Launch Remote GPL . . . It will ask for the IP,
Password, and port. Then it will ask you to setup the server
(track(s), lenght, boss password, ETC)
You may also need these lines in your core.ini
[Communications]
disable_modem=1 ; Don't look for/use modems
; Default send_every is 2. Default send_size is 84. See readme for
details.
net_mdm_client_send_every=3 ; Client packet freq on dialup
net_mdm_client_send_size=84 ; Client packet size on dialup
net_mdm_server_send_every=3 ; Server packet freq on dialup
net_mdm_server_send_size=84 ; Server packet size on dialup
bcast_listserv=207.55.131.190 ; IP address of race list server
bcast_send_freq=30 ; race data send frequency
disable_network=1 ; Disable network support
SLG
>Since the Vroc site is down, I'm coming to you all for guidance.
>I've got a remote server available to our club for our use. It is
>setup in Vroc as an "external" server, which I believe should allow
>remote operation of the server. But I cannot get complete control of
>it. I can join the race using the "boss" password, but I cannot
>directly select the track or any race options (such as race lenght,
>etc.). I can enter the race, then close it; at that point it will
>cycle to the next track automatically. I then have to repeat the
>process to let it cycle to the next venue. I'd like to access the race
>menu directly so I can set up any race and just go directly to it.
>Am I going about this completely the wrong way? Should I be using the
>"advanced hosting" tab, and then somehow hook up to the server? Do I
>need the IP address of the remote server? Many questions, I know, but
>I'm a bit lost. Any help would be appreciated.
>Fletch
(All spelling errors are intentional and are there to show new
and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
due to too many English classes/teachers)