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Revision as of 15:58, 24 January 2012
Server status #1
http://app2.eurobattle.net/status/
Server status #2
Aren't you sure if the server is online/offline? Do you wanna check what is your latency ("ping") to the server?
About Link Monitor 2.0:
This program will check an Internet or network connection by pinging a specified host. When the host replies, it will show a green light, indicating that the host is online and reachable. However when no reply was received in time or the IP address could not be found, it will show a red light, indicating that the specified host could not be reached (or doesn't exist). Different profiles can be configured with the ProfileEditor utility.
1.Download Link Monitor 2.0 from http://download.cnet.com/Link-Monitor/3000-2381_4-10111312.html
2. Run LinkMonitor20.exe and install it.
3. Now go on Start > All Programs > LinkMonitor > run [I]ProfileEditor[/I].
4. On Default, make it look like this:
5. Save settings.
6. Now go on Start > All Programs > LinkMonitor > run LinkMonitor.
If everything's ok. and the server is running well, your tray icon will show up like this:
or
http://f.imagehost.org/0756/linkon.gif (if your latency overrides 300 ms)
Otherwise it would look like this:
To check your latency simply double click your tray icon.
Enjoy Eurobattle.net
