I was admin on a small gamer-party for a couple of years ago when starcraft still was a pretty big game and it only supported IPX-networkplay. I was then a dedicated QuakeWorld CTF player and when the SC'ers attacked with all their Carriers we could almost not move on the quakeserver. This problem needed to be solved so i located bnetd and poff... our ping was back to normal. Now i don't know if SC supports TCP/IP but then bnetd was our saviour... big creds to the bnetdteam!
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I was admin on a small gamer-party for a couple of years ago when starcraft still was a pretty big game and it only supported IPX-networkplay. I was then a dedicated QuakeWorld CTF player and when the SC'ers attacked with all their Carriers we could almost not move on the quakeserver. This problem needed to be solved so i located bnetd and poff... our ping was back to normal. Now i don't know if SC supports TCP/IP but then bnetd was our saviour... big creds to the bnetdteam!
Got FreeBSD? ;)