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Making a L2 Server

 

 

Before Starting You will need to make sure you have you have at least the minimum requirements if you would like to play Lineage II. I have included those specifications

below.

 

Minimum Req. Recommended Req.

CPUPentium 3 800MHz Pentium 4 1GHz or better

RAMHigher than 256MB Higher than 512MB

GFXGeForce2 or better Geforce4 Ti or better

 

 

::Step 1::

 

*Note: You will need to have approximately 5 GB of free space available on your hard drive.*

 

Download and install the Lineage 2 Chronicle 4 client.

 

The client can be found here:

 

ftp://l2clientdownload.lineage2.com/Chronicle04/L2_C4_Installer.zip

 

http://www.fileplanet.com/160491/160000/fileinfo/Lineage-II-Chronicle-4:-Scions-of-Destiny---Game-Client

 

*Note: The downloading time takes about 2½ hours for 1.2 Mbps DSL users*

 

 

::Step 2::

 

*Note: If you already have Directx 9.0c installed skip to step 3*

 

Download and Install Directx 9.0c

 

Directx 9.0c can be found here:

 

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/directx/default.aspx

 

 

::Step 3::

 

Download and install MySql

 

MySql can be found here:

 

http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html

 

*Note: Scroll halfway down the page and you will find the Windows downloads section. You will want to download the Windows (x86) 4.1.12 35.7M version.*

 

During the installation you will encounter a security setting for the root password. It will be the first of two check boxes. It is imperative you remember this password.

 

At some point the config process will give you the ability to allow it to begin on startup. Make sure you check that.

 

 

::Step 4::

 

Download and Install Navicat.

 

Navicat is a gui that lets you easily navigate the creation of Sql database's, tables, etc. Although it isn't necessary, I highly recommend it as it will make things easier for both new and advanced users. In this faq you will find I have provided two ways of installing the Sql databases, one with Navicat and one without it for those who prefer not to use it.

 

You can download Navicat here:

 

http://www.navicat.com/download.html

 

After installation, Navicat will ask you about the root password you set up during the installation of MySql. Input that password.

 

 

::Step 5::

 

Download The server files .

 

These files can be found here:

 

http://www.maxbastards.gr/portal/viewtopic.php?t=888 OR

 

http://forum.ragezone.com/general-l2j-contributions/share-jellis1324s-custom-serverpack-113120.html

 

 

::Step 6::

 

Configure the Config files.

 

Gameserver:

 

 

 

GameserverHostname=ur.ip.ad.dres

 

GameserverPort=7777

 

 

ExternalHostname=ur.ip.ad.dress

 

 

InternalHostname=ur.lan.ip.here

 

 

LoginserverHostname=*

 

 

Driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver

 

 

URL=jdbc:mysql://localhost/l2jdb?cachePrepStmts=true&prepStmtCacheSize=50

 

 

Login=root

 

Password=(your password)

 

MaximumDbConnections=5

 

 

 

 

 

Login server :

 

 

ExternalHostname=*

 

 

InternalHostname=*

 

 

LoginserverHostname=*

 

LoginserverPort=2106

 

LoginTryBeforeBan=20

 

 

LoginPort=9014

 

 

AcceptNewGameServer = False

 

 

ShowLicence = False

 

 

Driver=com.mysql.jdbc.Driver

 

 

URL=jdbc:mysql://localhost/l2jdb

 

 

 

Login=root

 

Password=your pass here

 

MaximumDbConnections=10

 

 

 

To register ur server just run fro ligin the : RegisterGameServer.bat [ if the server is already has the hax code u can skip this ]

 

 

 

::Step 7::

 

Establish the database.

 

Go ahead and open Navicat, you'll notice on the left side of the menu you will have a Connections column. Go ahead and right click on whatever is there and delete it.

 

Next right click that column and Select New Connection. Name this connection l2jdb. It has to be this as we have set it to this in the cfg file.

 

Test the connection. If you have included your root password into that, it should have no problem. If you cannot connect to mysql, thats because its not running. A restart might help. But it will usually be running after the install.

 

Now you have a connection named "l2jdb". Right click the connection and add a new database. After the db database shows, right click it & "Execute Batch File", you will then search within your l2jru folder for a directory called sql. You will have files ranging from Accounts to Weapons. You will execute each batch file, and as you do they will appear into your table data area to the right.

 

 

 

 

 

::Step 7 (Without Navicat)::

 

Establish the database.

 

Right click on full_install.bat and select edit. Find the lines that read

 

set mysqlBinPath=C:\mysql\bin

 

set user=root

 

set pass=

 

set DBname=l2jdb

 

and change that to

 

set mysqlBinPath=C:\Program Files\MySQL\MySQL Server 4.1\bin

 

set user=root

 

set pass=(your password)

 

set DBname=l2jdb

 

Save, then run it. This will do all the work you just did with Navicat. The only purpose of Navicat is to easily and orderly edit sql table data. Which you may need if you get further into creating your own server. From editing quests to adding items and others.

 

It will take a few moments and then it should be done. Press any key to continue.

 

 

::Step 8::

 

Edit the host file to connect to your server

 

Find the host file in "C:/windows/system32/drivers/etc". Go ahead and right click open and select notepad from the list. Add this line to play alone. Or if you are connecting to a server, their respective IP.

 

127.0.0.1 l2authd.lineage2.com

 

It can be added at the bottom of whatever you have in there currently, on its own line. Save and exit.

 

::You have now completed your Lineage 2 Chronicle 4 server::

 

Have Fun With New Serser :))

 

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