EPT[H] Diablo 2 over a wireless net?
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Haemonculus
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CharlieMurphy
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Haemonculus
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alffla
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Vharox
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http://www.hamachi.cc/download/ | ||
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Haemonculus
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zdd
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to do that go to start->run->type in "cmd" then in DOS type in "ipconfig -all" or "netstat -n" | ||
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yisun518
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il0seonpurpose
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Vin{MBL}
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Haemonculus
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On February 21 2007 13:06 yisun518 wrote: my god.. ur on the same lan, input the host's ip in TCP/IP just like zdd said.... the interface is pretty self explanatory..... Wow, thanks for reading my post bud. We tried that. Didn't work. Why the fuck else would I be asking for help? | ||
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Haemonculus
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On February 21 2007 12:27 zdd wrote: find out the local ip of the host computer, then type that in over tcp/ip to do that go to start->run->type in "cmd" then in DOS type in "ipconfig -all" or "netstat -n" Yeah this is what we were trying before hamachi. Still not working sadly. Think it could be some sort of port issue if everyones accessing hamachi through the same one or something? | ||
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TheosEx
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Ganfei1
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On February 21 2007 15:12 Haemonculus wrote: Wow, thanks for reading my post bud. We tried that. Didn't work. Why the fuck else would I be asking for help? You actually didn't say that anywhere | ||
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Haemonculus
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humblegar
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1. Host computer "other multiplayer -> tcp/ip -> host game", write down the IP before you hit "host game", its displayed right there. No need for netstat or ipconfig. 2. Client computers: "other multiplayer -> tcp/ip -> join game", use the IP from 1. You should probably be on the same Subnet tcp/ip wise. Any firewall, antivirus or similar not configured properly will of course kill D2 and almost every other game. P.S. Why are people suggesting Hamachi when they are _already_ on a LAN? | ||
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Haemonculus
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So yes, anything specific that we need to do involving port openings/forwardings, firewalls, and other non-obvious things are very much appreciated. Giving me step-by-step directions of something a 5 year old could figure out... not so helpful. So then, before anyone else gives us instructions on how to set up a game... here's what we've done. -We've tried the simple aspect of one person hosting, others joining that IP. -We've tried getting both subnet IP, and actual web IP. Neither work -We tried all getting into the same room in hamachi, and tried again with both those IPs, and the one hamachi assigns you. None worked What could we be missing? | ||
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xM(Z
Romania5296 Posts
Blizzard Battlenet This allows for -1- machine on the network to take advantage of Blizzard's BattleNet system for playing online games such as Diablo II and StarCraft. The 6112 port is needed in both TCP and UDP for StarCraft and Diablo II, and the 4000 port is needed for Diablo II. No other settings should be needed. IN TCP 4000 IN TCP 6112 IN UDP 6112 | ||
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Haemonculus
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So, now we tried all disconnecting from our router, and hosting our own ad-hoc network, (wireless). Still totally unable to get any games working. Horridly frustrating. | ||
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fusionsdf
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Haemonculus
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Mods go ahead and kill thread. | ||
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Vharox
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Haroo
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On February 21 2007 19:58 Haemonculus wrote: Oh godly. Situation is teh repaired. Thank god for CS graduates. Mods go ahead and kill thread. Here it is, 3 years after the situation repaired; and you seem to be the only person on the internet who has fixed a problem similar to the one I'm having. Myself and a few friends are trying to get D2 to work over Ad-Hoc and are failing at it. We connect to the network, find our respective IPs through ipconfig, ping each other successfully. One of us then hosts a game, everyone tries to connect and it fails. I'm not a total network moron but I'm at my wits end with this. Also, just to make it clear we have no access to the internet when we plan to play this over ad-hoc, and when we do we use Hamachi successfully. EDIT: Problem resolved, and as a guard against someone like me failing at this later I will actually post the fix: If you are in win7/Vista and connected to an adhoc network chances are the network is registered as a "public" network. Any amount of firewall removing will not let D2 play over TCP/IP if the network is public. You have to change it to a Home network. To do this, in 7 at least, you have to go to the homegroup option in "Network connections and Shareing" window and it will ask you to specify the network type. Select home and then close the homegroup window. The "Unidentified network" name will remain but the icon for the network will be a house image. It seems that in public mode Win7/Vista blocks communications from none identified computer (like the winXP machine i was trying to play with). I hope this helps someone, sometime. | ||
Manifesto7
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