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Is the most Cost effective solution to keep track of all (yours and Clients) Game Servers around the world and Sharing their info with Users, Just by a Dynamic (MySql + PHP) Webhosting.
This project is Open source and free to use, it’s just the Server Part of NAD.
Transferring server info such as:
• IP address and Port of server
• Map: name, version, and Type (Action, RTS, Puzzle ….)
• List of all online players on each server
• Direct connection, meaning everything you wish to send to players before they join the game (soon on final version)
Features such as:
• Its Own user management system:
1. Each user has to register either In game or on Web
2. Based on access level defined in MySQL database you can limit a user to a number of public servers they can create or even Ban them in case of miss use
3. Ready for User, product serial number control
• Its own Webserver for Remote Controlling (Remote API) {on final Version}
• Its own XML Config system for ease of use, Meaning no Code modification on port Change …..
• Compatibility for Running more than 2 instance of NADS with different ports (when more than 1 Game Server is going to be running on the same machine)
• Each NADS instance runs on 3 threads, NA Game server, Direct Connection, and webserver
(meaning no performance issues on NA Game server)
Security measures:
• MD5 Encryption on Database Password field (meaning: even if someone hacked into your database they can’t find out users password as MD5 is Irreversible )
• All C# to PHP Web requests are on POST method (meaning a hacker couldn’t easily Find the Required fields on PHP file)
• Radom generated Encrypted Code Based on a preset key Code for important C# to PHP calls (for maximum security)
{this requires a long explanation, leave you with this, Source code is there I challenge anyone to break this: D }
• User Login Verification and session ID for each Data Request from Server
• Human Verification System Based on Cat-Dog Image Recognition
• Using a single Connection File for PHP to MySql Connections {Denying access to that file will provide more security}
