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Small tweaks like servername, other settings and the mapcycle

If the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive process is running then first kill it. When the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive process isn't running then proceed to step 4.

1.  SSH to the server
2.  screen -r
3.  quit
4.  CTRL + c

5.  cd ~/csgo/csgo/cfg/
6.  wget https://zeus.geforce.nl/~mb/files/games/csgo/server.cfg

	- Don't forget to edit the newly downloaded server.cfg to your own needs and settings

7.  chmod 775 server.cfg
8.  mv mapcycle.txt mapcycle.bak
9.  wget https://zeus.geforce.nl/~mb/files/games/csgo/mapcycle.txt

	- Ofcourse you can edit the newly downloaded mapcycle.txt to your own favourite maps

10. chmod 775 mapcycle.txt

11. cd ~/csgo/
12. ./srcds_run -game csgo +net_public_adr 192.168.0.1 +ip 127.0.1.1 -console -usercon -net_port_try 1 -tickrate 128 -nobots +game_type 0 +game_mode 1 +mapgroup mg_active +map de_dust2 -maxplayers_override 24 +sv_setsteamaccount XXXX (replace XXXX with your own GSLT)
13. After a few seconds and some stuff in your console you should see the following:

	Connection to Steam servers successful.
	VAC secure mode is activated.

14. The server is running, you can check this bij typing 'status', you should see the following:

	hostname: My Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Server (or whatever you named it in server.cfg)
	version : 1.38.7.9/13879 1569/8853 secure  [G:1:9438415]
	udp/ip  : 127.0.1.1:27015  (public ip: 192.168.0.1)
	os      :  Linux
	type    :  community dedicated
	map     : de_dust2
	players : 0 humans, 0 bots (24/0 max) (not hibernating)

	# userid name uniqueid connected ping loss state rate adr
	#end

15. CTRL a + d (detached)
16. Done! You now have a fully functional and customized Counter-Strike: Global Offensive server running without mods/scripts.

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Install 1000 HZ kernel and achieve a 1000 FPS server

Back in the days you had to manually compile a kernel and set it to 1000 Hz, nowadays it's a lot easier to get this done.

I don't think this works on VPS, cause those CPU's are virtual & shared. So this probably only works on dedicated servers.

Before with normal kernel:

1.  grep 'CONFIG_HZ=' /boot/config-$(uname -r)

        CONFIG_HZ=250

2.  sudo apt update
3.  sudo apt -y install linux-lowlatency
4.  sudo reboot

Afterwards with low latency kernel:

5.  grep 'CONFIG_HZ=' /boot/config-$(uname -r)

        CONFIG_HZ=1000

And check in-game in your (rcon) console as well to see the result:

        stats
        CPU   In    Out   Uptime  Users   FPS    Players
        9.00  0.00  0.00     949      1       900.05        0

To remove the low latency kernel and go back to the normal kernel use the following:

6.  sudo apt-get -y autoremove --purge linux-lowlatency