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ReChecker kicking your regulars? Stop the kicks in a minute, prove ReChecker is the cause, then rebuild resources.ini from real player hashes so only cheats trip it.

Steam players hear each other but non-Steam players are silent, one-way or robotic? Walk the ReVoice chain from the server stack to the client and find the exact link that breaks.

Install dproto to admit non-Steam clients on an original HLDS server, configure it through dproto.cfg, and understand how it differs from Reunion on ReHLDS.

What the GoldSrc network protocol number means, why non-Steam clients often speak 47 while Steam clients speak 48, and how dproto or Reunion let a server answer both.

How Steam and non-steam CS 1.6 servers differ in client auth, SteamIDs, the master list and moderation — and what Reunion or dproto actually change.

Let non-Steam CS 1.6 clients connect: Reunion on ReHLDS or dproto on HLDS, the mandatory SteamIdHashSalt, and how admin identification changes when SteamIDs are not real.

Why a legitimate Steam CS 1.6 client fails to connect to a non-Steam community server, what the server must run to accept it, and what the client can check.

Why non-Steam players are still bounced after installing dproto, the HLDS vs ReHLDS split with Reunion, the dproto.cfg protocol and client settings, and confirming the module actually loaded.

Non-Steam clients get rejected at connect because your server has no non-Steam auth provider. Install and configure Reunion on ReHLDS or dproto on HLDS the right way.

The difference between SteamID and IP bans on CS 1.6, the engine and AMX Mod X commands behind each, and which one actually holds against non-Steam abusers.

Install Reunion on a ReHLDS server so both Steam and non-Steam clients can connect, and set the SteamIdHashSalt correctly so it actually loads.