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    Help! can't host in games

     
    hi there,

    i've got a problem, a want to host in NOLF (1) but my PC is in a LAN with 3 other pc's and they all go through a firewall to a cable modem, so when i host, i just see the server in a LAN game and not in Internet Game and the IP is 192.168.**.*** so how can i host in the internet with an other IP??

    any ideas??
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    You will most likely have to set your IP as the DMZ host which will set your PC outside the firewall. You can do this through your routers/firewalls software.

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    You will most likely have to set your IP as the DMZ host which will set your PC outside the firewall.
    what is the "DMZ", i know nothing about networks

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    I don't know what the acronym stands for but it basically allow you to set 1 IP address outside of the firewall unrestricted from any part of the firewall. It will probably be a box you check to enable and then you will have to type in your IP address that the router has assigned to you such as 192.168.1.3 What Operating system are you using?


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    mine is WinXP and the firewall is a netgear

    (now in the moment it's a linux firewall, i can't change it but the netgear should work tomorrow)

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    to get your router assigned IP information...go to "start" then to "run" and type IPCONFIG


    this will tell you some of your network info and your IP addy

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    to get your router assigned IP information...go to "start" then to "run" and type IPCONFIG
    this IPCONFIG deosn't work it opens a dos window and this closes suddenly. any ideas???

    BTW the netgear is the current firewall / router
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    FYI , DMZ : DeMilitarizedZone

    Goto command prompt and type in ipconfig to get the IP of your PC then goto the DMZ settings and set your IP as the DMZ host.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mAdMaLuDaWg
    FYI , DMZ : DeMilitarizedZone

    Goto command prompt and type in ipconfig to get the IP of your PC then goto the DMZ settings and set your IP as the DMZ host.



    where do i find the DMZ settings ??

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    DMZ settings are on the router, so you get to them the same way you access any other router options.

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    This is most likely because u have somethin like Norton AV, i know that when i had it i couldn't host games as well.

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    NAV only monitors files; it doesn't monitor all data flow. Were you using Norton System Utilities, including the firewall, or just Norton Antivirus?

    I've run BF1942 server lost of times, and NAV has never given me any problems.

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    yea, i was usin NSU

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    Quote Originally Posted by Creatures
    this IPCONFIG deosn't work it opens a dos window and this closes suddenly. any ideas???

    BTW the netgear is the current firewall / router
    Creatures
    type cmd click ok
    a command prompt window opens
    type ipconfig press enter

    you get a list of info + ip address

    type ip address in address bar than you should be in
    at least using a SMC router

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