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For internal sharing there is no need to use your dns address, change the dns address in the C line to the server ip

C: 192.168.x.xx 26000 username password

also go to below link to check if port 26000 is open

http://www.yougetsignal.com/tools/open-ports/

Then try to map exclude all clients

<user name="user" password="password" map-exclude="true" profile="myprofile"/>

Are you using an oscam.services and oscam.srvid files in your oscam, if not you should

and 200ms cache wait has always worked fine for me, with good broadband you can go higher

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this account i use in csp

[account]
user = cspc657d
pwd = bbvgt6rh
disabled = 0
expdate =
group = 2
hostname =
uniq = 0
sleep = 0
monlevel = 2
services =
caid =
betatunnel =
ident = 0963:000000
keepalive = 0
numusers = 0
penalty = 0

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No need to have all that, strip it down and change to this

[account]
user = cspc657d
pwd = bbvgt6rh
group = 2
monlevel = 2
caid = 0963
ident = 0963:000000

And here are a few suggested changes to your .xml for csp

<connection-manager>
<reconnect-interval>60</reconnect-interval>
<default-des-key>01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14</default-des-key>
<default-keepalive-interval>55</default-keepalive-interval>
<max-cw-wait>1800</max-cw-wait>
<congestion-limit>1500</congestion-limit>
<timeout-disconnect-threshold>4</timeout-disconnect-threshold>
   <default-min-delay>30</default-min-delay>
   <session-timeout>240</session-timeout>
<service-map>
<mapper>
<auto-reset-threshold>20</auto-reset-threshold>
</mapper>
<mapper profile="car">
<reset-services />
<block-services />
</mapper>
</service-map>

<cw-max-age>8</cw-max-age>
      <max-cache-wait>200ms</max-cache-wait>

please report back your results

Post your oscam configs

and have a read here http://linuxsat-support.com/os…at-how-do-i-maintain.html

and here _http://streamboard.de.vu:8001/wiki/ECMLengthList

I have always been suspicious of anyone with a cs server hosted on a vps, and would never share with them
How many shares does one person actually need, maybe 10 to 15 good cards max, not hundreds that you see some say they have in sharing sections
Be careful who you share with, I've seen peeps cards been used by payservers without their permission many times
If you have nothing to hide then host your server at home !

You have provided no information on your setup so I can only point you in the right direction, java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: means that your classpath is not set correctly so maybe try to find your answer with google now that you know what the error relates to

Try this way

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sun-java-community-team/sun-java6
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sun-java6*

I've not used the vix image, I prefer the blackhole images
Have you tried - root - vuduo

You can either do a factory reset and setup the box again from scratch, should only take a few minutes to do, or search the plugins downloads for a password changer plugin

Quote from Iame

Is it acceptable in cardsharing terms to claim it as local ?

No ! that is seen as "faking" and depending on the card most will see the extra hop by the ecm times

Well I would anyway ;-)

Quote from Iame

and its just too much hasle writing to the peers(4+8) to change.

You only have to move 4 peers so you would have all 12 on the one server, anyone with experience will tell you that is the most logical thing to do.

Can you explain why you need 2 oscam's to read your card ?

Quote from RedBhuiyan

Currently I have the server page showing available servers etc as in the tutorial

Have you entered your c line and re-started CCcam ?
Are you sure your c line is working ?

You need to post all your configs for members to help you

Here are some suggestions for changes to your config that work 100% for me
Test them and decide for yourself
I hardly ever have ecm times higher that 150ms in csp

<connection-manager>
    <reconnect-interval>30</reconnect-interval>
     <congestion-limit>1500ms</congestion-limit>
     <timeout-disconnect-threshold>4</timeout-disconnect-threshold>
     <default-min-delay>30</default-min-delay>
    <session-timeout>240</session-timeout>

Also imho remote cache will always give problems with 0963 cards, they are the most difficult to get right in csp and I would never use them

Every single defined profile has to have the correct ca-id and network-id for the extended-newcamd port to work (the logs will show which ones are at fault, otherwise).
If the same exact ca-id + ident combo exists within multiple profiles, they cannot be combined on this port and one of them has to be excluded (if not configured here, then one will be excluded at random).

rtm ;-)

Disable any remote cache, C lines or N lines you are recieving and strip down your oscam settings
Just have 2 oscam user accounts for CSP with no security

Remove uniq & AU from the user accounts

uniq = 2
au = foxtel

Restart oscam then CSP

Is the mhz set that high for a reason

mhz = 1200

also remove the boxid, it's not needed, I cant see much else wrong other than a faulty reader

Also some peeps create a 2nd user acc in oscam for csp, you could try that 1st

yep post your configs when you get a chance

those times look like the card is about 3 hops away from client ie: CCcam > oscam > CSP > client
is the card in oscam local ?
or are your clients hitting a remote cache ?

Make these changes and please report the results

<max-cw-wait>1800ms</max-cw-wait>

<cw-max-age>8</cw-max-age>

<max-cache-wait>200ms</max-cache-wait>

and if you use oscam to directly feed to csp then check all channels clear ok on a direct share from it