If you DON'T want to see your dedicated server running, uncheck the Interact with Desktop check box & select “Hidden” from the “Show Window” dropdown.
"-zone 1024" Solves most script memory errors. If you run multiple servers from the same installation, you can specify other config files (e.g. “+exec server.cfg” This simply executes your server.cfg file on server startup. “+ip” should be the IP of your computer (not 127.0.0.1, go here to get your IP). Changing it is generally used when you host multiple servers (as each server has to use its own port when using the same IP). You can change it to anywhere from 27015 to 27020. “-port 27015” This is the default server port. You can only control the max players on server startup. “maxplayers 10” This controls the maximum of amount of players you want your server to run. You can turn it off (+log off), but keeping it on makes it easier to debug any errors you might encounter. “+log on” Displays the output of information on the screen. It’s here for the sake of legacy support if Valve ever decides to add it. Valve has not implemented this in Windows so you will have to manually update HLDS/Team Fortress Classic. “-autoupdate” Enables auto update of the server. You can change “2fort” to whatever map you want. “+map” loads a specified map on server startup. You can remove this command if you do not want to use VAC. “-secure” enables VAC (Valve Anti Cheat) protection of your server. The server can only be automatically restarted in text based mode. 
"-console” enables text base server display. console -game tfc -secure +map 2fort -autoupdate +log on +maxplayers 32 -port 27015 +ip 1.2.3.4 -zone 1024 Here’s the full parameter list you should have: For the purposes of this HOWTO, the path is C:\HLDS. Working Directory: The directory containing your hlds.exe file. For the purposes of this HOWTO, the path is C:\HLDS\hlds.exe. Note the required parameters.Įxecutable: The path to your hlds.exe file. Adjust the paths to suit your installation. Click on the "Create a new service definition" button in the toolbar (or type Ctrl+N) and enter the information into the fields as you see below. 
Next start the FireDaemon GUI from the desktop shortcut. Now download and install FireDaemon Pro into the directory of your choice, typically C:\Program Files\FireDaemon. Go ahead and edit this file to suit your preferences. You can find it in “tfc\server.cfg” in the directory where you installed the server. Team Fortress Classic uses one configuration file to store its settings. You should also run the shortcut every week or so to grab the latest server updates. It might take a few hours to update everything. Now click the shortcut you created and let it run to download the Team Fortress Classic server files.
The target box should now look something like: "C:\HLDS\HldsUpdateTool.exe" -command update -game tfc -dir.
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