Request for Server List

This might be an impossible request, but here goes:

 

Can we have a list (excluding IP addresses) of all server locations for this game?  Even if cities are left out, that is fine, but I want to know just how many servers are actually located in the US/Europe/Russia/Asia.

 

Additionally, any information about future server expansion would be appreciated.

 

Please +1 this request if valid.

If I recall correctly, Snib’s ping tester would get a new list at every start.

If I recall correctly, Snib’s ping tester would get a new list at every start.

Of every active SC server?

I think however, he extracted the list from the logs and didn’t retrieve it from the sc page; otherwise it would be interesting if there is an api call for that.

 

the server ips at least are saved in the logs

Based on the wireshark data, I’m guessing he just made assumptions about the DNS entries for the servers.

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This is what I get before, not sure on the city part for RU servers.

Does anyone have a download link for the ping tester?  The original post is locked with the link removed since he has left the game.

http://forum.star-conflict.ru/index.php?/topic/4478-informatciia-pri-poteriakh-soedineniia-vysokom-pin/ will give you the servers.  You can ping them individually.  If you know scripting, you can do it yourself.  One thing I’ve noticed with Snib’s tester is it would never show me packet loss.

It’s all in Russian, so can we get a translation?  Also, is this list updated/complete and show all servers around the globe?

I’d assume the things in bullet points that look like domain names are the servers. Not so sure about the complete, updated, around the globe part.

The *.com list is what you’re looking for.  Btw, have you not heard of translation software?  It sucks but it’s better than nothing.

 

If you have access to a *nix machine, I wrote this up earlier.

 

#!/bin/sh

echo ‘SERVER                          LOSS   MIN  AVG  MAX’
echo \
    main01av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node01sl-us.star-conflict.com \
    node03sl-us.star-conflict.com \
    node04sl-us.star-conflict.com \
    node02sl-nl.star-conflict.com \
    node03sl-nl.star-conflict.com \
    node04sl-nl.star-conflict.com \
    node05sl-nl.star-conflict.com \
    node06sl-nl.star-conflict.com \
    node02av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node04av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node05av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node06av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node07av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node08av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node09av-ru.star-conflict.com \
    node01sl-sg.star-conflict.com \
    | xargs -n 1 ping -q -c 50 -i .5 \
    | perl -ne ’
print $1, “\t” if /PING (\S*)/;
printf("%4d %4d %4d\n", $1, $2, $3) if m~stddev = ([\d.]*)/([\d.]*)/([\d.]*)~;
printf "%3.1f%%\ ", $1 if (/([\d.]*)% packet loss/);

 

 

It’s output might look like this.  I provide no assistance for Windows for this script.

 

SERVER                          LOSS   MIN  AVG  MAX
main01av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  160  165  179
node01sl-us.star-conflict.com   0.0%   42   46   70
node03sl-us.star-conflict.com   0.0%   42   47   72
node04sl-us.star-conflict.com   0.0%   43   48   66
node02sl-nl.star-conflict.com   0.0%  110  114  137
node03sl-nl.star-conflict.com   0.0%  111  114  120
node04sl-nl.star-conflict.com   0.0%  109  116  190
node05sl-nl.star-conflict.com   0.0%  111  115  127
node06sl-nl.star-conflict.com   0.0%  110  115  130
node02av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  161  166  193
node04av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  152  158  173
node05av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  156  160  170
node06av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  156  161  178
node07av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  159  163  179
node08av-ru.star-conflict.com   2.0%  164  167  188
node09av-ru.star-conflict.com   0.0%  159  164  185
node01sl-sg.star-conflict.com   0.0%  237  246  386

Awesome, time to fire up the router.