How to Run a Local Resident Evil Outbreak File 1 & 2 Server
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- This tutorial assumes you already have your emulator set up to connect to obsrv.org
Thanks to the devs who made this possible and open source!
Download VirtualBox:
www.virtualbox...
Download OutbreakServerGUI.ova (thanks to REFan988 for creating and hosting):
drive.google.c...
If you want your server to be connectable via your public IP, you will need to use port forwarding on your router to allow incoming TCP ports 443, 8200, 8590, and 8690
People will need to use your public IP in their CLR_DEV9.ini file.
Great video showing a bit more clearly what i tried to explain in a screenshot and text tutorial last year. Seems like you know a lot more about network stuff than i did too, which helps XD.
Thank you so much! Following your guide my friend can connect to my server! Again thanks for sharing, you da man!
I'm glad this helped you and your friend was able to connect ^^
really interesting. didn't know that was possible. Thank you
Dude, thanks. You made my dream a reality now.
Sadly it didn't work for me at Internet. Did all the port forwarding and changes at the servers files putting my public IP and it stucks at DNAS authorization 40% then fails. :(
Can you make a a tutorial using the pcsx2 1.7 nightly emulator? because this config doesn't work on the newest emulator as they have CLR_DEV9.ini and plugins anymore
Greate job indeed. Now Oubreak will live no matter what. Long time ago I played with WOW and Ragnarok pirate server (set it p locally). Putting stuff with exp multipier to nephew. Well guess it will be ps 2 emu time now.
How i creating server who other user join my game i am stream on twitch and its will be nice if they can join me how i config that?
So this doesn't need internet and it doesn't require even a LAN router?
I was trying to do this on a 1.7 nightly build right now but in the inis folder there is no dev9.raw that i could edit, and dns is just stuck at 40 percent
Inside your VM are 2 sh files. local-dns and restart-dns. Exectue (with terminal) local-dns and change it with your VMs ip4. After that execute (without terminal) restart-dns and it should work.
When i went to Config- DEv9 and Plugin Settings, i dont see Enable Ethernet
question, i got my server to run locally but as for public, i map the ports and my friend still cant connect, do i map the port to the virtual box address or the windows pc itself?
Dude, I have a problem. Everything works perfectly for me, as you explain in the video, even opening several emulators on the same PC connects perfectly. But I try to connect my other laptops via Wifi because we want to make a LAN party and it doesn't work for me. The other laptops do not find the DNAS. I have no idea how to fix it.
Have you made it work?
Does this help with the teleporting zombies?
yes if ping is low
Can i do this if i don't have internet on my pc?
if i'm using linux, can't i use the virtual machine?
Please Update The Guide, because i did everything and didnt work
This works.
Can you play with real ps2s?
the thing is I have 4 playstations 2 lying around, it would be great to connect them to a router and a pc and just play local
@@GjpRion I haven't tried yet, but I don't see why not.
You'll want to DNAS patch your ISO, then copy it to your HDD for OPL/HDloader, or burn the ISO to a DVD for ESR.
On your PS2, start the game and go to Network Play.
Load your NET file, then instead of choosing "Previous Connection", choose "Network Connection", then choose the first option to "configure the network settings"
You will be brought to a PS2 network settings menu, and you'll want to create a new profile with all default settings, except the DNS server address needs to be set to Manual.
Change the Primary DNS to your VM's eth0 IP which you get from using the "ifconfig" command in your VM's terminal.
If you use this profile, you should be able to connect your PS2 to your local server hosted on a VM running on a PC.
@@GjpRion Yes. Logging in via PS2 console on the private servers is possible. I've done it and so have several others. But there is a catch: the console players need to install the OutbreakServer image on a PC connected locally to their router and run just the DNS server part (which is what this video by DingoYabuki is showing you).
So the process is this:
PC setup
1. Import OutbreakServerGUI.ova into VirtualBox
drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... yKYt-T3K94
2. Note down that Local Server's IP. You can find this quickly by hovering the cursor over the blue up/down arrows icon at the top right of the Server window. It will look something like 192.168.0.122
3. Execute in Terminal local-dns-config.sh and change the IPs in there to the Public IPv4 of the server you want to login to, then press Shift+X to exit and Y to save changes
4. Execute in Terminal the restart-dns-server.sh
PS2 Console setup
5. Run Outbreak File 1 or File 2 and go to NETWORK PLAY and select the NET CONNECTION (top) option.
6. Create a new NET CONNECTION setting and put that Local Server IP (from YOUR local server) that you got in step 2. above as the PRIMARY DNS. (You only need to do this once! If you do it for File 1 then just go to NET CONNECTION option again for File 1 or 2 and select that server's setting to login. For any future games just use PREV CONNECTION. But if you want to change to another server then go to NET CONNECTION option again and select the correct server setting for that server.)
Then you should be able to connect same as logging in to obsrv, except you will need to create a new account User ID and Password (use only a-z A-Z 0-9 as other characters are not supported). You will only need to do this once for each game using the right boxes. In future just login with you user ID and password in the left boxes.
If it's possible with 4 PS2s, then safe to say that 4 computers will also work, right? My laptop can't handle 4 open PCSX2s at 100% speed.
@@ShadowFeline Absolutely! You can use any combination of PS2s and PCs running PCSX2 you like.
The "CLR_DE9.ini" file doesn't exist on my PCSX2 1.7 version
Help please. My CLR_DEV9.ini does not have a section. i connect without problems to ovrs servers online. but if i modify my dev9.ini and add the Host thing. it dissapear when i open my emulator again. im using pcsx2 1.6.0. this is the only step that i need to make it work. please help
download the last dev9, it happens the same to me.
if you are still having this problem heres something to look into because i think i had the same issue. i was trying to connect with a network setting that was actually set to the obsrv server, so it kept overriding back to the old address, make another connection that uses auto instead of a specific ip address
@@Gebora we already got it fixed. thanks. we got our LAN server up and running now. thanks all for the help.
@@Gebora thanks. but i fix ir by downloading the last dev9 version. se created a LAN connection without problems. thx to all.