Server locations

[ieatall]

Just wondering, what cities are the servers locations (specifically the gungame server)?

Thanks!

[emTr0]

It looks like they're in Dallas, Texas.

[bigcraig77]

+1 eat. Always wondered.

I always thought they were somewhere on the east coast cause we used to get a lot of kids from the Great Britain back in the day.

-loc

[acolyte_to_jippity]

washington DC

sometimes the connection routs through texas, but the physical servers are in DC

[Penis シ]

WCS is hosted in Washington

http://en.utrace.de/ip-address/174.36.201.114

I assume, Zero isn't splitting ISPs, so I'm going to have to say they're all going to be in washington with a Node or site host in Dallas. So when you connect, it's likely you're going through Dallas to get to the server connections on IBIS, then the physical server in Washington.


Or I could be 100% wrong.

[acolyte_to_jippity]

WCS is hosted in Washington

http://en.utrace.de/ip-address/174.36.201.114

I assume, Zero isn't splitting ISPs, so I'm going to have to say they're all going to be in washington with a Node or site host in Dallas. So when you connect, it's likely you're going through Dallas to get to the server connections on IBIS, then the physical server in Washington.


Or I could be 100% wrong.

wcs's IP is completely different from the other 3 (4? not sure about vip)

[ieatall]

Yeah, and the reason I ask is because performing a whois shows dallas but thats just because the company he uses as host is based in texas, so the ip belongs to them, so its pretty hard to tell exactly where the servers are at.

[Penis シ]

wcs's IP is completely different from the other 3 (4? not sure about vip)

Yeah, I know that. But I think it may have something to do with whether or not it came first. I honestly don't know IBIS history in depth. It seems like he bought a server for wcs, then when he bought more, the ISP used nodes in Dallas. I honestly can't see him using two different ISP's so I think the servers are in Washington and the IP that leads to Dallas is a timeline thing, not a location thing.