Not an option...King_County_Downy wrote:
Windows XP pro?
And Firewall isn't runningcOldfyr3 wrote:
Firewalls not allowing the ports?
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I only ask because I've never heard of a "workgroup" working for this kind of thing. I may be wrong but it may need to be an actual domain. I dunno...never set one up for that.pippin_death wrote:
Not an option...King_County_Downy wrote:
Windows XP pro?
???Fake Connection???c0ldfyr3 wrote:
It works if you set it up right on both PCs. One as the host connecting to the internet through a fake connection and the other connecting to the internet through the host.
It works.
Do you have a switch or a router connecting you to the intrawebs?pippin_death wrote:
???Fake Connection???c0ldfyr3 wrote:
It works if you set it up right on both PCs. One as the host connecting to the internet through a fake connection and the other connecting to the internet through the host.
It works.
Theres only 2 PCs though, mine and hisc0ldfyr3 wrote:
Setup Home or Small Office Network, thats the one, do it on both PCs and set it up like I said above.
The reason I said 'fake' internet connection is because you need to set the LAN port as how it connects to the rest of the computers on the network.
NopeKing_County_Downy wrote:
Do you have a switch or a router connecting you to the intrawebs?pippin_death wrote:
???Fake Connection???c0ldfyr3 wrote:
It works if you set it up right on both PCs. One as the host connecting to the internet through a fake connection and the other connecting to the internet through the host.
It works.
Done that and maped em but it still doesnt work. Client Servises for Netware is ruinning as wellc0ldfyr3 wrote:
I KNOW THAT, but this is how you get them to connect to each other trust me i've done it a thousand million billion times!
No router, no modem and BF2 is both running Patch 1.4 Beta2JahManRed wrote:
I would set rules in your firewall to allow the traffic even though its turned off, it continues to protect to some degree. Check you are using a hub. If you are using a router with built in ADSL modem, it will have its own NAT and firewall and you may need to make rules for BF2. OPEN YOUR WEB BROUSER AND TYPE 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1 and see if it opens a log in box. If it does, you have a modem. Both of you I take it are using the same versions of BF2 and have all the filters turned off?