The desire to change the name of the Counter Strike server usually arises when installing a ready-made server bearing the name of the author - you always want something of your own. Solving the problem will not take much time and will not require any special knowledge or skills.
Instructions
Step 1
Press the "Start" button to bring up the main menu of the system and go to the "Programs" item to perform the operation of renaming the Counter Strike server.
Step 2
Expand the "Accessories" link and select "Windows Explorer".
Step 3
Launch the application of your choice and locate the server.cfg file located at: drive_name: CSstrike_server.
Step 4
Open the file you find in Notepad and find the line containing the value for hostname.
Step 5
Replace all values after the hostname parameter in quotation marks with the desired name of your server (example: hostname "Super-Games.ru Zombies Disaster Horror" change to hostname "selected server name").
Step 6
Log in and go to the game server console to perform an alternate operation to change your Counter Strike server name.
Step 7
Enter the command "hostname desired_server_name" (without quotes) in the console test field and enter the following restart command to apply the selected changes.
Step 8
Enter dproto.cfg in the search box and press the Enter function key to perform the change game name operation.
Step 9
Open the found file in Notepad and enter the following values: # Game Name (string) # Sets game name displyed for clients # If Game name is empty, native game name will be usedGame Name = old_game_name.
Step 10
Locate and open the server.cfg file in Notepad.
Step 11
Change the value of the amx_gamename line "old_gamename" to amx_gamename "Counter Srtike" and repeat the same procedure in the amxx.cfg file.
Step 12
Find and open liblist.gam in Notepad.
Step 13
Replace the values of the lines game "old_game_name" and url_info "www.degree_game_name" with game "desired_game_name" and url_info "www.desired_game_name".
Step 14
Reboot the Counter Strike server to apply the selected changes.
