Koosie
Senior Member
Here's a little Christmas gift to you all.
It gives me great pleasure to announce, that after a bit of arm bending I have managed to get SGS SAIX Game servers to offer ALL Flight Simmers a local South African based FSHost server to fly on.
We tested the server on 21 November, all works fine, and yes it went live
You can use either FS2002 & FS2004 & FSX ...the server is configured to accept any properly configured FSHost client.
NO MORE LAG ISSUES!
As you may know international lag issues have been a huge problem for all flying on international servers. You can now fly to your hearts content without it knocking your ADSL's international bandwidth cap.
Those days are over ,the new local server has a ping time of a mere 56ms here from Cape Town.
Have fun and enjoy, this is specially for all you South African flight simmers out there!
Please note this is an unrestricted server, that requires no password.
TeamSpeak channels are not available on it yet, but we are working on that. For now use your own virtual club's TemaSpeak channel if you have one.... if not use the chat function and always observe circuit traffic - don't bust into active circuits unannounced.
How to join Online Flights:
FS2002 and FS2004:
1. In FS: Go to Flights => Multiplayer => Connect
2. Player Name: Your Callsign e.g. ZS-ABC or for the ZV guys ZV-ABC ets + your First Name
3. IP Address: 196.4.79.42 and “Search”
4. Client Settings: Port No. 23456
5. Join
6. When connected, press “Enter” for Chat Window
NB!!!
Please don't start your flights on a threshold of a runway - but at the parking areas at airfields or at the gates.
The runway may be active when you join, so please observe this as a general rule.
Please remember , keep a lookout for other traffic, especially when approaching airfields, adhere to good airmanship always..please don't abuse it..
ZS Flyers fly every Wednesday and Friday night from 8.30pm onward...., you are welcome to join us.
Here's to keeping multi-player Flight Simming alive in SA...
Make sure if you are using FSX that you have read the basics here
www.chocolatesoftware.com/fshost/
It gives me great pleasure to announce, that after a bit of arm bending I have managed to get SGS SAIX Game servers to offer ALL Flight Simmers a local South African based FSHost server to fly on.
We tested the server on 21 November, all works fine, and yes it went live
You can use either FS2002 & FS2004 & FSX ...the server is configured to accept any properly configured FSHost client.
NO MORE LAG ISSUES!
As you may know international lag issues have been a huge problem for all flying on international servers. You can now fly to your hearts content without it knocking your ADSL's international bandwidth cap.
Those days are over ,the new local server has a ping time of a mere 56ms here from Cape Town.
Have fun and enjoy, this is specially for all you South African flight simmers out there!
Please note this is an unrestricted server, that requires no password.
TeamSpeak channels are not available on it yet, but we are working on that. For now use your own virtual club's TemaSpeak channel if you have one.... if not use the chat function and always observe circuit traffic - don't bust into active circuits unannounced.
How to join Online Flights:
FS2002 and FS2004:
1. In FS: Go to Flights => Multiplayer => Connect
2. Player Name: Your Callsign e.g. ZS-ABC or for the ZV guys ZV-ABC ets + your First Name
3. IP Address: 196.4.79.42 and “Search”
4. Client Settings: Port No. 23456
5. Join
6. When connected, press “Enter” for Chat Window
NB!!!
Please don't start your flights on a threshold of a runway - but at the parking areas at airfields or at the gates.
The runway may be active when you join, so please observe this as a general rule.
Please remember , keep a lookout for other traffic, especially when approaching airfields, adhere to good airmanship always..please don't abuse it..
ZS Flyers fly every Wednesday and Friday night from 8.30pm onward...., you are welcome to join us.
Here's to keeping multi-player Flight Simming alive in SA...
Make sure if you are using FSX that you have read the basics here
www.chocolatesoftware.com/fshost/