I wrote to Netgear from the US site, if that helps. Probably the firmware is the same (the version for the US one is also 2.0.15) and they just didn't mention it for the US. The StarCraft feature is also mentioned on this Netgear page (German? sorry I'm not sure what country):

http://www.netgear-info.de/de/Support/download.html?func=Detail&id=11197

ChoboCop

United States954 Posts

January 27 2008 02:37 GMT

#22

ok is there neway for you to connect twice to bnet w/ 1 cd-key?

funkie

Venezuela9376 Posts

January 27 2008 03:03 GMT

#23

On January 27 2008 11:37 ChoboCop wrote:
ok is there neway for you to connect twice to bnet w/ 1 cd-key?

See you in Disneyland.

And, if you still want your question answered, it...

is NOT possible to play. (I think, long ago there was some cap like 2 persons could use the same cd key, dunno if that's working nowadays)

Saracen

United States5139 Posts

January 27 2008 03:26 GMT

#24

why bump >.<

i think you can connect to different gateways with the same key

CaucasianAsian

Korea (South)11583 Posts

January 27 2008 03:34 GMT

#25

yeah, but not the same server.

ChoboCop

United States954 Posts

January 27 2008 05:53 GMT

#26

Another TL member who plays chess was glad to share their key with me. God bless the TL family.

samuraibael

Australia294 Posts

February 23 2008 02:32 GMT

#27

OK so the game port method doesnt work? We can both connect to bnet no problem but cannot join each others games.
Has anyone successfully managed to get two people behind one router to be in the same game on battlenet without lag?

jimminy_kriket

Canada5509 Posts

February 23 2008 03:02 GMT

#28

On January 27 2008 12:03 funKie wrote:

Show nested quote +

I think I played with 2 people on the same key somewhere around 1.14, maybe 1.15.1. So hopefully that still works.

offspring

Pakistan1 Post

June 03 2008 18:33 GMT

#29

true

Sigrun

United States1655 Posts

June 03 2008 18:33 GMT

#30

Awesome first post.

Quesadilla

United States1814 Posts

June 03 2008 18:46 GMT

#31

Hahahaha -____-@;;;;;;;

Haemonculus

United States6980 Posts

July 16 2008 02:06 GMT

#32

So. I'm really curious. I've read this thread and many others like it and I cannot seem to find a straight answer.

Is it possible for two computers at the same house on the same IP to play in the same bnet game? A friend of mine is going to be in town soon, and we are hoping to 2v2 at his house. IS IT POSSIBLE?

Has anyone actually implemented any of these methods successfully? I've tried numerous methods, and haven't been able to get anything to work. Any help is greatly appreciated!

KwarK

United States42971 Posts

July 16 2008 03:02 GMT

#33

On July 16 2008 11:06 Haemonculus wrote:
So. I'm really curious. I've read this thread and many others like it and I cannot seem to find a straight answer.

Is it possible for two computers at the same house on the same IP to play in the same bnet game? A friend of mine is going to be in town soon, and we are hoping to 2v2 at his house. IS IT POSSIBLE?

Has anyone actually implemented any of these methods successfully? I've tried numerous methods, and haven't been able to get anything to work. Any help is greatly appreciated!

I've always found I get router clash (you probably call it other things, you see the guy on 2 green, you can't see his text in game, v heavy lag and if all the obs leave so it is just you two then you both drop). But I've found that hamachi can be used to get around router clash and therefore given it has all the same symptoms of 2 computers in the same house in the same game hamachi should be able to deal with that too. So your solution is to get a tl 2v2 homegame going from the irc channel and play that.

alffla

Hong Kong20321 Posts

July 16 2008 03:04 GMT

#34

On June 04 2008 03:33 Sigrun wrote:
Awesome first post.

MasterOfChaos

Germany2896 Posts

July 16 2008 06:44 GMT

#35

If the router makes no problems it is trivial.
I forwarded 6112 to my comp
I forwarded 6113 to my brothers comp, and set his port to 6113 in the registry.
In our case that's enough to play without problems, even in the same game, and both of us can host.

Are there many people who want to play with sb from their LAN on bnet, and the router makes problems? If yes I could create a plugin which does the same as the iptables trick, but without routersupport.

djc9876

United States18 Posts

July 16 2008 11:16 GMT

#36

MasterOfChaos, how would I set the other "port to 6113 in the registry" as you say you did? Also, a plugin for this router problem would be awesome.

BlackStar

Netherlands3029 Posts

July 16 2008 11:36 GMT

#37

How do PC Bangs allow several people to play SC on battle.net? I mean, they would all have the same IP, right?

Wala.Revolution

7582 Posts

July 16 2008 12:42 GMT

#38

Around 1.14, PC Bangs used some crack program. The CD Key on belonged to "000000000". My friends used it as well.

Problem was half the time it wouldn't let me go on Bnet, although my friends an I played on LAN.

MasterOfChaos

Germany2896 Posts

July 17 2008 07:44 GMT

#39

On July 16 2008 20:16 djc9876 wrote:
MasterOfChaos, how would I set the other "port to 6113 in the registry" as you say you did? Also, a plugin for this router problem would be awesome.

The easiest way to change to port is in the settings tab of chaoslauncher. Then you just need to create the correct port forwarding.

Haemonculus

United States6980 Posts

July 18 2008 22:04 GMT

#40

On July 17 2008 16:44 MasterOfChaos wrote:

Show nested quote +

The easiest way to change to port is in the settings tab of chaoslauncher. Then you just need to create the correct port forwarding.

Sigh. I'm over at a friends house and we're trying *everything* we can possibly think of.

The router is set to forward 6112 to me, 192.168.1.102
The router is set to forward 6113 to him, 192.168.1.100

My starcraft is set to use port 6112.
His starcraft is set to use port 6113.

And we still can't play in the same game on bnet. T_T;;

Any ideas??