My Server Still OverLoad,Help FIx,I Pay U$

My Server Still OverLoad,Help FIx,I Pay U$

My Msn:[email protected]
ServerIP hkgmc2012.servegame.com

I dont Know Why
Server Still OverLoad Every day

Win7 4GB AMD4core
100mb Network
no any rubbish Program Running
I know some C++&.net
but dont know any java
java make me Headache

If u help me fix it
i will pay u some $ for tea

 

You have to provide more information about your server for anyone to be able to actually help you.
- How many players are on your server (at the same time, usually)?
- How many and what plugins do you have installed?
- "100mb Network" does not help. How are the players connected to you? Hamachi? Port-Forwarding? (If so,
what's your Internet speed limit?
- How much RAM did you assign your server? Because saying "I have 4GB and Win7" could mean anything.
Depending on the Win7 version, it could already take 1,5 gigs of that.

EDIT: I just joined your server. There was about 30 players on it. DUDE! OF COURSE IT'S OVERLOADED.
My advice:
1) Get a dedicated server, no Win7 machine with 4 gigs of which probably only 1 gig is assigned.
2) Get a better Internet connection, or, like I said, dedicated hardware in a "well-connected" data center.

And just in general:
Learn Java. It has by far less flaws than C/C++, and with .net you're very limited.

I hope this shows you how difficult hosting an actual MC server can be.
There by the way is tons of tutorials that say exactly that. Do research before setting up a server,
so you can manage it yourself, specially when it's hosted on your private machine.

 

Java is coded in C++, so how can you say Java is less flawed?

 

Easy. Just because it is coded in C++, doesn't mean it inherits it's structure or functionality.
The best example for this is the fact that, the JVM for Windows (and maybe some others, not sure) may be coded in
C++, but when it comes to other operating systems or even mobile devices, there is no C++ involved.
It's not like Java actually has anything (regarding the mechanics) in common with C++ (okay, the syntax =P),
but since Java is, in a way, "interpreted" at runtime, it needs a base to interact with the hardware on, and that is
where C++ actually gets involved.
How Java is less flawed is how it's structure, the way code is executed, exception handling, and many other aspects
are completely different that, or not reliant on C++, or any other language.

But thanks very much for pointing this out. I actually learned stuff writing this xD

 

No, it is not.

Quoting http://java.sun.com/docs/overviews/java/java-overview-1.html: