Hi,
i have moved our America´s Army 2.8.5 Server from a Windows Root to a Linux Machine. I have added the Server with the following informations:

IP: 78.46.82.107
Join Port: 1716
Query Port: 8777

With this informations the server was confirmed by gametracker, shown as online but shown a wrong servername and a wrong map. In the qtracker forum i get the information the query port should be 7778, so i changed it on my server config but i found no way to edit the query port on gametracker.

Is ist possible the wrong entered query port is responsible for the wrong details on gametracker? ...if yes, how can i change the query port on gametracker website?

The server is running with the name: "[GFT] Coop/LAN Server" and the running map is "Interdiction". I can join the server and play on it, i dont understand why gametracher show the server with name " America's Army Server" and map "Snakeplain"?!?

I see the query port is already listed as 7778.

The information GameTracker lists is correct based on what the server is returning in the query response.

You may want to check to make sure only one server is using the query port.

Hmm, i will check it again but there is just this one gameserver running on the machine

OK, found one problem!
There was a old server instance who was not shut down correctly. I have now stopped all instances, reboot the root server and startet a clean new instance. For some reasons the server always is not shown up correctly on gametracker.

In my server.ini of AA2 server i have added this 2 lines for qtracker uplink:
ServerActors=IpServer.UdpServerQuery
ServerActors=IpServer.UdpServerUplink MasterServerAddress=master.qtracker.com MasterServerPort=27900 DoUplink=True UpdateMinutes=3 QueryPort=7778

Ports 1716,7778,8887 and 27900 are open in firewall.
Some idea?

What do you mean by "For some reasons the server always is not shown up correctly on gametracker."?

What's not showing correctly now?

Wow, after 30 minutes now the server is shown correctly!
Seems like all is working fine now, thanks very much!