Playing a game over a LAN

Playing a game over a LAN

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Playing a game over a LAN D.J.898 07-29-2006
Posted by D.J.898 on July 29, 2006, 12:54 pm
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I have been trying to connect my two Win XP to play stronghold
crusader. I am using a SMC 2804wbrp-g router. I am not able to see the
other computer. Do I need to have a static IP adress and use port
fowarding or have I just connected badly?


Posted by Bill M. on July 30, 2006, 3:02 pm

>I have been trying to connect my two Win XP to play stronghold
>crusader. I am using a SMC 2804wbrp-g router. I am not able to see the
>other computer. Do I need to have a static IP adress and use port
>fowarding or have I just connected badly?

How are your two computers connected, with a cable or wireless? Have
you checked/compared their respective IP addresses? The first 3 octets
will probably be the same, and the last octet will NOT be the same.
Check the Netmask, making sure the two computers use the same one,
most likely 255.255.255.0. Check XP's firewall settings. Open a
Command Prompt window on each computer and try to ping the other
computer. Those are just a few things you can try. Good luck.



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