How to set up PSP NetParty? servers †

System Requirements †

• Java SE 6 (version 1.6.0)

  You need to configure your router to forward to server port(s).

Room Server (RoomServer?.jar) †

Multiple rooms can be created in a room server.

It uses TCP and UDP.
The TCP and UDP ports have the same port number. (default is 30000)
Its default room limit is 10.

Launch †

java -jar jar/RoomServer.jar

You can start a server using RoomServer?.exe (Windows only)

Commands †

You can type commands in the prompt which launches a server.
Type help for more information. (Sorry, descriptions is in Japanese)

Configuration by INI file †

A server can be configured by an ini file.
Once you start a server, a file named "RoomServer?.ini" is created if it doesn't exist,
then you can edit the file using editors such as notepad.
When starting a server, you can specify an ini file name.(RoomServer?.ini, if not specified)

• MaxRooms? sets your server's room limit.
• LoginMessageFile? specifies a login message that is displayed when a user login to your server.
  Its file encoding is UTF-8.

Search Server (SearchServer?.jar) †

A search server provides room searching.
It users TCP. (default port number is 40000)

Launch †

java -jar jar/SearchServer.jar

You can start a server using SearchServer?.exe (Windows only)

Commands †

You can type commands in the prompt invoking a server.
Type help for more information. (Sorry, descriptions is in Japanese)

Configuration by INI file †

A server can be configured by an ini file.
Once you start a server, a file named "SearchServer?.ini" is created if it doesn't exist,
then you can edit the file using editors such as notepad.
When starting a server, you can specify an ini file name.(SearchServer?.ini, if not specified)

• MaxUsers? sets its login user limis.
• LoginMessageFile? specifies a login message when users login to the server.
  Its file encoding is UTF-8.
• MaxSearchResults? sets its search result limit.
• DescriptionMaxLength? sets its room's description length limit.

Lobby Server (LobbyServer?.jar) †

A lobby server provides a lobby for chatting.
It uses TCP. (default port number is 60000)

Launch †

java -jar jar/LobbyServer.jar

You can start a server using LobbyServer?.exe (Windows only)

Commands †

You can type commands in the prompt invoking a server.
Type help for more information. (Sorry, descriptions is in Japanese)

Configuration by INI file †

A server can be configured by an ini file.
Once you start a server, a file named "LobbyServer?.ini" is created if it doesn't exist,
then you can edit the file using editors such as notepad.
When starting a server, you can specify an ini file name.(LobbyServer?.ini, if not specified)

• Title specifies its lobby title.
• LoginMessageFile? specifies a login message when users login to the server.
  Its file encoding is UTF-8.

Portal Server (PortalServer?.jar) †

A portal server manages all other servers, and provides server information to PlayClients?.
It uses TCP. (default port number is 50000)

Launch †

java -jar jar/PortalServer.jar

You can start a server using PortalServer?.exe (Windows only)

Commands †

You can type commands in the prompt invoking a server.
Type help for more information. (Sorry, descriptions is in Japanese)

Configuration by INI file †

A server can be configured by an ini file.
Once you start a server, a file named "PortalServer?.ini" is created if it doesn't exist,
then you can edit the file using editors such as notepad.
When starting a server, you can specify an ini file name.(PortalServer?.ini, if not specified)

All In One Server (AllInOneServer?.jar) †

An all-in-one server aggregates portal server, room server, and lobby server.
It is simple to set up and runs as standalone.
By specifying the all-in-one server's IP address in a PlayClient? config, the client uses the server as portal server.

Launch †

java -jar jar/AllInOneServer.jar

You can start a server using PortalServer?.exe (Windows only)

It uses TCP and UDP.
The TCP and UDP port have the same port number.(Default: 20000)

Configuration by INI file †

• HostName? specifies its server name.
  By editing OS's system file named "hosts", and appending a line like below,
  

  Local IP address        Server name

  setup is done.
  Then make sure your router's port fowarding, and start a server.
  Users need to configure the server's address in their PlayClient? config windows.
  This makes clients use the server for creating room, room searching, and lobby chatting.

• LoginMessageFile? specifies a login message when users login to the server.
  Its file encoding is UTF-8.
• MaxRooms? specifies your server's room limit.
• MaxUsers? sets its search user limis.
• MaxSearchResults? sets its search result limit.
• DescriptionMaxLength? sets its room's description length limit.