Nitrado VS Sling TV

You can set up a server so that access to the world is constant without relying on a host player to open the world to LAN. Tutorials can be found on the wiki. You can also find server hosting sites, such as Nitrado, which can vary in price though some are free to use. Source: about 3 years ago

Here is the site where you’ll rent the server: https://server.nitrado.net/usa/rent-gameserver. Source: about 3 years ago

The easiest way is to purchase a Realm or a server via a hosting company. I've personally used Nitrado and it's decent and fairly cheap. There are also free hosting sites available, such as Aternos. Source: about 3 years ago

" Your offer: You locked in a discount! Head to sling.com to view your full subscription and billing details. Please note: After 4 months, you will be charged the regular monthly price for your subscription unless you go online to cancel. ". Source: about 1 year ago

Have been digging a little more in the little time I have spare at the moment - Seems DNS blacklists/redirect are not fully successfull. Even though I have redirected the domains sling.com, slingbox.com and slingmedia.com to a local "HoneyPod" on my lan it still appears that the slingbox is trying to talk to 67.148.153.136 and 67.148.153.250 on the internet which it can not get to since I shutdown all internet... Source: over 1 year ago

I watched the games through sling.com, so I guess I don't count? Source: over 1 year ago

Ah, got it...there is a "MANAGE ACCOUNT" link on the bottom in the PC app but all it does is launch sling.com in whatever the default browser is so that is not going to be much help...maybe something for them to add in the future. Source: over 1 year ago

Upon reboot, it will reach a screen that says "Slingbox updated" which obviously is not possible since I blocked sling.com and there was no way an update could be applied in the amount of time the reboot took. Source: over 1 year ago