Addition of network configuration file.

L2J_Mobius_06.0_Fafurion/dist/game/config/Network.ini

@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Network Settings
+# These settings provide fine-grained control over the network behavior and packet handling within the server application.
+# Adjusting these parameters can help optimize network performance and ensure secure communication between the server and clients.
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+# Client pool size for reading client packets.
+# Each pool is executed on a separate thread.
+# Default: 100
+ClientReadPoolSize = 100
+
+# Client pool size for sending server packets.
+# Each pool is executed on a separate thread.
+# Default: 25
+ClientSendPoolSize = 25
+
+# Client pool size for executing client packets.
+# Each pool is executed on a separate thread.
+# Default: 50
+ClientExecutePoolSize = 50
+
+# Expected client packet count queued by the server.
+# Default: 80
+PacketQueueLimit = 80
+
+# Disconnect client when queue has reached the queue packet limit.
+# Default: False
+PacketFloodDisconnect = False
+
+# Drop packets when queue has reached the queue packet limit.
+# Default: False
+PacketFloodDrop = False
+
+# Log message when queue has reached the queue packet limit.
+# Default: True
+PacketFloodLogged = True
+
+# Nagle's algorithm tries to conserve bandwidth by minimizing the number of segments that are sent.
+# When applications wish to decrease network latency, they can disable Nagle's algorithm (by enabling TcpNoDelay).
+# Data will be sent earlier, at the cost of an increase in bandwidth consumption.
+# Default: True (disabled)
+TcpNoDelay = True
+
+# Packet encryption.
+# By default packets sent or received are encrypted using the Blowfish algorithm.
+# Disabling this reduces the resources needed to process any packets transfered,
+# also broadcasted packets do not need to be re-encrypted for each client sent.
+# Retail: True
+PacketEncryption = False
+
+# Log message when packet decryption has failed.
+# Default: True
+FailedDecryptionLogged = True

L2J_Mobius_06.0_Fafurion/dist/game/config/Server.ini

@@ -31,54 +31,6 @@ GameserverHostname = 0.0.0.0
 # Default: 7777
 GameserverPort = 7777
 
-# Client pool size for reading client packets.
-# Each pool is executed on a separate thread.
-# Default: 100
-ClientReadPoolSize = 100
-
-# Client pool size for sending server packets.
-# Each pool is executed on a separate thread.
-# Default: 25
-ClientSendPoolSize = 25
-
-# Client pool size for executing client packets.
-# Each pool is executed on a separate thread.
-# Default: 50
-ClientExecutePoolSize = 50
-
-# Expected client packet count queued by the server.
-# Default: 80
-PacketQueueLimit = 80
-
-# Disconnect client when queue has reached the queue packet limit.
-# Default: False
-PacketFloodDisconnect = False
-
-# Drop packets when queue has reached the queue packet limit.
-# Default: False
-PacketFloodDrop = False
-
-# Log message when queue has reached the queue packet limit.
-# Default: True
-PacketFloodLogged = True
-
-# Nagle's algorithm tries to conserve bandwidth by minimizing the number of segments that are sent.
-# When applications wish to decrease network latency, they can disable Nagle's algorithm (by enabling TcpNoDelay).
-# Data will be sent earlier, at the cost of an increase in bandwidth consumption.
-# Default: True (disabled)
-TcpNoDelay = True
-
-# Packet encryption.
-# By default packets sent or received are encrypted using the Blowfish algorithm.
-# Disabling this reduces the resources needed to process any packets transfered,
-# also broadcasted packets do not need to be re-encrypted for each client sent.
-# Retail: True
-PacketEncryption = False
-
-# Log message when packet decryption has failed.
-# Default: True
-FailedDecryptionLogged = True
-
 
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 # Database