Strix-Guard: client and server-side protection for Lineage II

We updated the public Strix-Guard website so visitors can better understand the product, purchase flow, and digital license terms before registration. The main goal of the update is to make the user journey clear: from product overview and compatibility check to invoice creation, payment, and file delivery in the customer account. Product page: explains digital delivery contents, Strix-Guard purpose, and what the buyer receives after payment. Compatibility page: shows supported chronicles, protocols, project domain requirements, and pre-purchase checks. Pricing page: explains license price, additional operations, pre-payment documents, and i...

The website provides public sections that explain the purpose of Strix-Guard before registration and purchase. They describe the product, pricing, compatibility, purchase flow, account demo, and digital license delivery terms. The user can review product, pricing, compatibility, demo, FAQ, documents, and contact pages. Purchase is completed in the customer account because the license must be linked to the buyer account. the product page describes digital delivery contents; the compatibility page shows supported chronicles; the pricing page explains price and purchase flow; the demo shows the main account areas; FAQ and documents explain serv...

A Strix-Guard license is issued for one project and one account owner. It is created for the selected chronicle, project address, and parameters entered before payment. The user must use the product under the published rules. Reselling access, sharing files with third parties, bypassing technical restrictions, and using the product for illegal activity are prohibited. the license is linked to the buyer account; project parameters are entered before invoice creation; file access is provided to the license owner; parameter changes are handled as separate operations; disputed cases are reviewed through support tickets. These limitations keep l...

Because Strix-Guard license and files are delivered through the customer account, account security is important for protecting access to the digital product. The website uses standard form protection, rate limits for critical actions, protection against automated submissions, and logging of important operations. The user can also use available account security settings. purchase and file downloads are available after sign-in; forms are protected against forged requests; critical actions are rate limited; sign-ins and operations are tracked in security history; suspected account compromise should be reported to support. Account access should...

Strix-Guard is not shipped as a physical product. The license, client files, and server-side files are delivered electronically through the customer account after payment confirmation. This format is suitable for a digital product: the user can view order history, open the license card, download available files, and create a ticket for a specific operation. delivery is completed through the customer account; the license appears after payment confirmation; files are available to the license owner; download and operation history is linked to the account; access questions are handled through support tickets. Before payment, the user sees the p...

Before purchasing Strix-Guard, the user can review public website documents. They describe service usage rules, personal data processing, cookies, refunds, AML/KYC, and contact options. The documents are available in the website footer and on the pricing page. This allows users to review the terms before registration, invoice creation, and payment. Terms of Service and service rules; digital license usage rules; Privacy Policy; Cookie Policy; refunds and cancellations; AML/KYC policy and contacts. If the user needs clarification before payment, they can send a question through the public contact form.

The customer account is used to purchase and manage a Strix-Guard digital license. Purchase is available after sign-in because the license must be linked to a specific buyer account. In the account, the user can view licenses, payment history, order statuses, available downloads, and support requests. This helps preserve order details and quickly provide required information when contacting support. the licenses section shows active licenses and project parameters; the payments section shows recent invoices and payment statuses; the license detail page contains available actions and downloads; tickets are used for payment, access, and refund...

Strix-Guard is a digital product, so questions about orders, licenses, file access, and refunds are handled through the customer account or public contact form. An authenticated user can create a ticket and include order details. Payment questions usually require the order ID, payment provider invoice number, amount, currency, operation date, and account email. active license questions are best sent through a ticket; the public contact form is available before registration or sign-in; refunds are reviewed under the published refund policy; duplicate payments and technical delivery errors are checked individually; after activation and downloa...

A Strix-Guard license is not delivered only because the user returns from the payment page. The website waits for payment confirmation from the payment provider and verifies order parameters. This approach ensures that the license is issued only for a paid order with the correct amount, currency, and invoice identifier. After successful verification, the order is marked as paid and the license appears in the buyer account. the order is created in the user account; amount and currency are fixed before payment; payment is confirmed through provider-side server notification; after verification, license and file access is opened; for disputed ca...

When purchasing Strix-Guard, the user enters the project address for which the license will be created. This address is required for correct digital license binding and later file delivery in the customer account. The form accepts a public domain or public IP address of the login/auth server. Localhost, 127.0.0.1, private ranges, reserved addresses, public DNS resolver addresses, URLs with paths, and values such as http://example.com/path are not accepted. valid example: login.example.com; valid example: public project IP address; invalid example: localhost; invalid example: 127.0.0.1 or a private IP address; invalid example: a URL with prot...

Strix-Guard purchase is completed through the customer account because the license is a personal digital product. It must be linked to the buyer account, order, selected chronicle, and project address. The user creates an account or signs in. In the purchase section, the user selects a client or chronicle and enters project parameters. Before invoice creation, the user sees the price, documents, and digital delivery terms. After payment, the website receives payment confirmation and verifies the order. The license appears in the account and files become available for download. If payment is confirmed but the license does not appear, the use...

Before invoice creation, the buyer selects a supported chronicle or client from the website catalog. Build name and protocol are shown in advance so the user understands which project the license will be created for. The purchase form requires a public domain or public IP address of the login/auth server. Localhost, private addresses, reserved ranges, and public DNS resolver addresses are not accepted because they are not the buyer project address. supported chronicle is selected before payment; project address is validated before order creation; selected parameters are stored in the order; after payment, the license is issued with the same...

Strix-Guard is delivered as a digital product for Lineage II project owners and administrators. After payment confirmation, the buyer receives an electronic license in the customer account and access to client and server files for the selected chronicle. The license is linked to the buyer account, selected client or chronicle, and public project address. This keeps order history, downloads, support requests, and later operations connected to the license owner. electronic license for one project; client files for the selected client or chronicle; server-side files for use under the license; payment, order, and download history in the customer...

Dear customers and guests of our website, today the Strix-Guard website was updated. We have been going to this for a long time and now there is something to show you. The site is also under development, we will try to make it extremely informative and user-friendly. About all defects can inform me in a personal message or in the comments.