Are you using the SteamCMD tool to install the server (full Arma 3 installation), or are you using the standalone dedicated server files? Are all the BattlEye files in place?
The only thing i changed creating this bat file was SET STEAMLOGIN=mylogin mypassword with my own steam login.Also in the bat file i changed SET A3serverPath=C:\A3server\ to SET A3serverPath=C:\Games\ArmA3\A3Master
I created a shortcut (arma3server.exe) and set the target line to C:\Games\Arma3\A3Master" -port=2302 -config=CONFIG_Vanilla.cfg -world=empty
So i had the same issue ,so i tried another method using steamCMD and added
@echo off
@rem http://media.steampowered.com/installer/steamcmd.zip
SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION
:: DEFINE the following variables where applicable to your install
SET STEAMLOGIN=mylogin mypassword
SET A3serverBRANCH=233780 -beta
:: For stable use 233780 -beta
:: For Dev use 233780 -beta development
:: Note, the missing qotation marks, these need to be wrapped around the entire "+app_data......"
:: There is no DEV branch data yet for Arma 3 Dedicated Server package !!!
SET A3serverPath=C:\A3server\
SET STEAMPATH=C:\STEAMcmd\
:: _________________________________________________________
echo.
echo You are about to update ArmA 3 server
echo Dir: %A3serverPath%
echo Branch: %A3serverBRANCH%
echo.
echo Key "ENTER" to proceed
pause
%STEAMPATH%\steamcmd.exe +login %STEAMLOGIN% +force_install_dir %A3serverPath% +"app_update %A3serverBRANCH%" validate +quit
echo .
echo Your ArmA 3 server is now up to date
echo key "ENTER" to exit
pause
The appID 233780 refers to the standalone dedicated server, which is still a bit problematic (think there are missing keys according to the feedbacktracker...). Best is to use the client install with the appID 107410.
Try to delete all the previous files and start clean with the appID = 107410 using the steamCMD tool. You can also use the arma3launcher.exe to start the dedicated server if you want to. Then try to disable BattlEye and check if the server starts successfully.
Good to hear that it works without any problems now.
If you are using the arma3launcher.exe, you can add the mods by adding the folders via the mod field in the interface. Point and click to the target folder.
You can also create a shortcut on your Desktop pointing to the arma3server.exe and then edit the created shortcut in the target field with the -mod=@mod1;@mod2;... command, where you add the mods you want to start the server with by pointing to their folders.
You can also define the -mod= parameter in a parameter file, which I usually prefer, as it offers one place to store your server configuration in a neat, ordered manner. http://www.nfoservers.com/forums/viewto ... 83&t=11447
Cant remember but that missing dll file is part of directx.
You need to install directx for your server,Goto windows update and update your server,should fix the problem http://support.microsoft.com/kb/179113/en-gb