hldsupdatetool -command update -game "zps" -dir C:\srcds

No installation record found at C:\srcds/orangebox

-console -game zps +map zps_silence +maxplayers 20

SearchPaths
          {
              Game                |gameinfo_path|.
              Game                cstrike
              Game                h l2
          }

SearchPaths
          {
              GameBin            |gameinfo_path|addons/metamod/bin
              Game                |gameinfo_path|.
              Game                cstrike
              Game                hl2
          }

C:\srcds\orangebox\zps\cfg

// server name
hostname "My Zps Server" <---name of server here

// rcon passsword
rcon_password
"paasswooord"  <----- you seriously need one of these, anyone who
joins and enters rcon_password then the correct password can do all
kinds of commands.

// server cvars

//sv_usescustom 0
<----- this is commented out but if you are running gameplay changing
mods you should set this to 1 as per the developers requests, it makes
spotting altered gameplay servers much easier for new players.

mp_friendlyfire 0 <---- self explanatory   
sv_alltalk 0 <----- allow everyone to speak and be heard
sv_cheats 0 <----- makes sure cheats are off\
sv_allowupload 1 <------ allow uploading from clients to allow people to use custom sprays
sv_allowdownload 1  <----- allow players to download maps and sounds from server
sv_voiceenable 1  <----- enable or disable voice chat in the server   
mp_timelimit 25 <---- time in minutes that each map runs for
sv_timeout 65 <---- how long before a player is kicked by the server after not reciving info from them

// bandwidth rates/settings
//this
stuff is kinda fiddly, many different schools of thought exist on
propper b/w settings, I myself let the server defaults do it for me. Use
these or not, or go look up some settings.
sv_minrate 4000   
sv_maxrate 8000   
decalfrequency 60   
sv_maxupdaterate 60   
sv_minupdaterate 10   

// server logging
//keep these enabled unless you dont need logging, I suggest you clear your logs folder every month or so.
log on   
sv_logbans 1   
sv_logecho 1   
sv_logfile 1   
sv_log_onefile 1 <----- this keeps the number of logs down

// operation
sv_lan 0 <---- set to 1 for running a lan server   
sv_region 5  <---- this is set to australia, there is a list somewhere that tels you the number of each region.

// execute ban files
exec banned_user.cfg   
exec banned_ip.cfg   
//these will run on map change, sometimes a crash may wipe a recent ban from your banlist, this minimises that issue.

writeid <------ writes bans to banned_user.cfg
writeip <------ writes IP adresses to the ban folder