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[Speed]

Am I totally wrong in suggesting that he check his router settings, especially his port forwarding protocols?

[War Hawk]

Originally posted by Speed

Am I totally wrong in suggesting that he check his router settings, especially his port forwarding protocols?



yes you are, so don't suggest it!! :D

[Speed]

Oh, ok, my bad.

[elpresidente]

no router, 1 pc with 3 network cards, 1 to my gf's comp which couldnt connect 1 to the xbox and the other is sitting idle atm

[SuperMan]

What IP are you setting up worldgroup to use.

You say you have 3 network cards and the cable modem on the computer? That would mean that you have 4 ip addresses. You need to setup worldgroup to use the external IP that is assigned to that cable modem. Something that isn't 192.*.*.* and then hopefully someone should be able to connect to the external IP.

[Speed]

You can run a computer with several nic cards and no router? I didn't know that was possible. I guess it is though. I dunno then, go get a damn router, it's easier.

[Raybdbomb]

lol u dumb fark... why wouldn't it be possible?

[Reckless]

why would you put in several nic cards into a computer?



I don't use the home router for my internet...other than the one the cable company provides, it's often referred to as a cable modem though :D

[BlackHaze]

Dude.. get a HUB.. what the hell are you thinking?? 3 NIC's rofl! what a waste of money..

[elpresidente]

I've collected them for a few months from work, comps i buy cheap etc really didnt cost me much at all seen as i can use the comps that 2 of them came in, the other i baught for $10. Anyway the ip was set to the cable modem and its not a modem/router I dunno what was going on but i changed back to XP and it works fine again, when i have more free time I'll look into it again