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Configuring network settings is one of the first steps you will need to take on Windows Server 2016. Whether you are using the GUI or Core version, changing the IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and DNS Servers can be done in different ways depending on the case.
In today’s article, you will see how to change the basic IPv4 network settings for your machine’s adapters using the GUI, PowerShell, SConfig, and command prompt.
Configure network settings using the graphical user interface
Ok, the process is more than simple, but I mention it to make the article more complete.
Right-click the network icon in the notification area, and then click Open Network and Sharing Center.
In the window that opens, click Change adapter settings to display the available network adapters of the machine.
Right-click the adapter you are about to change the IP settings and then click Properties.
Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4) and then the Properties button.
Here, enable Use the following IP address and enter the static IP addresses for the server, subnet mask, default gateway and DNS servers.
That’s it!
Configure network settings using PowerShell
First, we need to identify the InterfaceIndex number for the network adapter we want and then based on that, we will proceed to set it up.
By typing the Get-NetIPConfiguration cmdlet you can see the current IP settings of all the network adapters of the machine. Note the InterfaceIndex.
Alternatively, type the Get-NetAdapter cmdlet to see the available network adapters. Note the number again in ifIndex.
To set the IP address, the Subnet (PrefixLength) and the Default Gateway, type the following command by changing the addresses according to your own network.
To set up DNS servers, use the following Set-DnsClientServerAddress command.
You can use the Get-NetIPConfiguration cmdlet again to confirm that it has declared the correct settings.
Configure network settings using the SConfig tool
For a more interactive process, you can use the SConfig tool through PowerShell. Type SConfig and press Enter.
To change the network settings, type the number 8 that corresponds to Network Settings.
Type the index number of the adapter you want to set up.
Then use Options 1 and 2 to set the IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway, and the adapter’s DNS servers. I do not think I need to go further into this piece, it’s pretty easy and intuitive.
Configure network settings using the Command Prompt
In this case, we will use the netsh command.
First, run the following command to note the name of the adapter you are going to set up. In our case is Ethernet0.
To change your IP address, Subnet Mask and Default Gateway, type the following command by changing the addresses according to your own settings.
For example, it will be something like this.
Next, to configure the Primary DNS Server, use the following command.
For example, it will be something like this.
To configure the Secondary DNS Server, use the following command.
Similarly to the previous example.
Finally, you can use the first command again to confirm that your settings are correct.
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Reign of Kings is a new medieval early access game. It is based on the unreal 4 engine so I fully expect a linux release along side the windows release for dedicated servers in the future. As of now only windows servers are supported. As of right now everything is extremely basic. Admin commands are non-existent for dedicated servers but the developers have said they will get them added in the future release. Overall Reign of kings is a fun game and I think the player run reign of kings dedicated servers will become much better with time.
PORTS:
TCP/UDP: 7350
1. Download Reign of Kings from steam
2. Browse to the folder location
- Standard (C:Program Files (x86)SteamSteamAppscommonReign of Kings)
3. Right Click the ROK.exe program and send to desktop (creates a shortcut to the file)
4. Right click the new shortcut and select properties
5. Add -batchmode to the properties line
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Your server can now be started. You should go back to the Reign of Kings folder and edit the serversettings.cfg and the permissions.cfg
Serversettings.cfg has all the server features (name. port. etc…)
Permissions.cfg shows who has admin privileges. As of right now I am not sure if this is working….
You can start the server by clicking the shortcut.
Open task Manager (Right click Taskbar > Taskmanager) to view the server running.
Not available with Alpha 4 update
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