Sov
join:2000-11-17
Downers Grove, IL
 ·AT&T DSL Service
|  RASPPPOE AND GAMING
I have sucessfully installed RASPPPOE and connection to "websites" is fine, however when I try to host a game (Urban Operations/Rogue Spear) the ip in the options/mplayer section is incorrectly displayed. I have removed the "dummy" DNS and Gateway #s and changed the option back to default but I still am unable to host. I can shut RASPPPOE down and use Enternet 300 to connect and then I have no problem. Is there a way to work around this or must I use Enternet 300 for hosting such games. Any help on this would greatly be appreciated. |
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Anon | I had the same problem however i did not delete anything i just used the new connection my raspppoe gave me to join the zone and start playing and hosting. Are you on dsl and if so what isp. Message me and we can sort this out for ya. I can be found on the zone as CKA_CRUSHER.
Mark
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72245156
TSWB.org
Premium,ExMod 2000-04
join:2000-07-11
Winnipeg, MB
|  reply to Sov
Just wondering if you've done this yet. In the Network Configuration, network card's properties, remove (uncheck) the binding to TCP/IP. This will probably do the trick for you.
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Sov
join:2000-11-17
Downers Grove, IL | reply to Sov
I thank you for the replies, I will attempt to "uncheck" the bindings to the TCP/IP when I get home from work this evening.
I am using Ameritech Speedpath (not bad service for me). I will page you if you are the zone tonight. Thanks again!! |
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Sov
join:2000-11-17
Downers Grove, IL | reply to 72245156
I did disable TCP/IP, that really screwed everything up. I could not join the zone or anthing. Had to remake the protocol to connect to the zone. |
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72245156
TSWB.org
Premium,ExMod 2000-04
join:2000-07-11
Winnipeg, MB
| You don't want to disable TCP/IP, you just don't want it bound to your network card. Let's make it simple. See the entry TCP/IP -> (your NIC)? Delete it. This will still leave TCP/IP bound to the Dial-Up Adapter which is all that you need.
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