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Multiplayer CFS2 game tonight :)
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misson
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no way for me
RichNagel
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Next time I will let this loose on you all.
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Link if you want it.
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View attachment 42181
Link if you want it.
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=sendtofriend&catid=55&linkid=18741
misson
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Well ... must b my settings or something... with my Int. provider.
Glad u could.
Cheers
Mario
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Next time I will let this loose on you all.
Link if you want it.
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/local_links.php?action=sendtofriend&catid=55&linkid=18741
Ahhh... that was the "Orca" that you were talking about
I'm DEFINITELY gonna have to give that one a whirl... GDI ALL THE WAY, Baby!
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RichNagel
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I'll definitely be hosting more games, and posting an announcement here. Me and my buddies frequently play multiplayer CFS2 games, but I've only recently started announcing them (here, and in two groups on Facebook).
As far as hosting, quite simply really... you'll need to open ports on your router in order to host games, and after that, just start a game
Here are the ports that I have opened:
Code:
Inbound Rules 1:
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Protocol / Wan Start Port / WAN End Port / LAN Port / LAN IP Address
tcp / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp / 28800 / 29000 / 28800 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
Outbound Rules 1:
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Protocol / Dest port Start / Dest port End / Src port Start / Src port End / LAN IP Address
tcp / 6667 / 6667 / NA / NA / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp / 28800 / 29000 / NA / NA / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
Inbound Rules 2:
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Protocol / Wan Start Port / WAN End Port / LAN Port / LAN IP Address
tcp / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp / 6073 / 6073 / 6073 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp-udp / 28800 / 29000 / 28800 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp / 47624 / 47624 / 47624 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp-udp / 2300 / 2400 / 2300 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
Outbound Rules 2:
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Protocol / Dest port Start / Dest port End / Src port Start / Src port End / LAN IP Address
tcp / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp / 6073 / 6073 / 6073 / 6073 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp-udp / 28800 / 29000 / 28800 / 29000 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp / 47624 / 47624 / 47624 / 47624 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
tcp-udp / 2300 / 2400 / 2300 / 2400 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>I also have "Static NAT" enabled for my LAN IP Address.
RichNagel
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P.S. If any of y'all have Steam installed, join the Steam Community Group "Swamp Buzzards Clan" here -> http://steamcommunity.com/groups/SwampBuzzardsClan .
You can then join the SBC voice chat room, and voice chat with all of us that are in the game. Me and my buddies do this all of the time for our Steam, as well as non-Steam, games
You can then join the SBC voice chat room, and voice chat with all of us that are in the game. Me and my buddies do this all of the time for our Steam, as well as non-Steam, games
misson
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Hello Rich, all this ports are stablished in the router or / and in the windows firewall in some way? What if , i just enable "DMZ" for my pc ip?I'll definitely be hosting more games, and posting an announcement here. Me and my buddies frequently play multiplayer CFS2 games, but I've only recently started announcing them (here, and in two groups on Facebook).
As far as hosting, quite simply really... you'll need to open ports on your router in order to host games, and after that, just start a game
Here are the ports that I have opened:
Code:Inbound Rules 1: ---------------- Protocol / Wan Start Port / WAN End Port / LAN Port / LAN IP Address tcp / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp / 28800 / 29000 / 28800 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> Outbound Rules 1: ----------------- Protocol / Dest port Start / Dest port End / Src port Start / Src port End / LAN IP Address tcp / 6667 / 6667 / NA / NA / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp / 28800 / 29000 / NA / NA / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> Inbound Rules 2: ---------------- Protocol / Wan Start Port / WAN End Port / LAN Port / LAN IP Address tcp / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp / 6073 / 6073 / 6073 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp-udp / 28800 / 29000 / 28800 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp / 47624 / 47624 / 47624 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp-udp / 2300 / 2400 / 2300 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> Outbound Rules 2: ----------------- Protocol / Dest port Start / Dest port End / Src port Start / Src port End / LAN IP Address tcp / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / 6667 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp / 6073 / 6073 / 6073 / 6073 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp-udp / 28800 / 29000 / 28800 / 29000 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp / 47624 / 47624 / 47624 / 47624 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address> tcp-udp / 2300 / 2400 / 2300 / 2400 / <Your.LAN.IP.Address>
I also have "Static NAT" enabled for my LAN IP Address.
Thanks
Mario
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I'm not sure if enabling DMZ will do it or not.
All of the ports that I listed are for your router. Of course, Windows Firewall exceptions must be added for CFS2.EXE and CFS2.ICD along with opening the router ports.