Re: The decision

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From: Jimmy S. (Private)
Date: 03/11/04


Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 20:04:58 -0500

Awesome!

If you play behind the router on just the LAN you're good to go.
If you play from the LAN through the Internet, then you'll need
DXPORT as we discussed to divide up the Direct X ports. :-)

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"Doobie Doo" <not@real.email> wrote in message news:l5H3c.763192$ts4.580331@pd7tw3no...
| Ok, I've decided on just getting the Linksys BEFSR81 (8 port router).  It
| has NAT built in, and it should have enough ports.  Does this sound
| feasable?  (lookit me, usin' big woids)
|
| D
|
| "Doobie Doo" <not@real.email> wrote in message
| news:kor3c.754404$X%5.708104@pd7tw2no...
| > Hi all,
| >
| > I was talking with a buddy and we've decided to set up a LAN party, and
| > possibly keep having it on a regular basis, but we have just one problem.
| > We want to all be able to play on internet servers, not just our own LAN
| > server.  We would be going through a cable connection which gives us only
| > two IP addresses.  We will be having at least 5 computers playing at a
| time,
| > minimum.  I've been doing some reading online trying to figure out which
| was
| > the best way to go, proxy or NAT, but I couldn't find anything that could
| > show me the best way to do it.  So I was just wondering what the common
| > configuration was for hardcore gamers.  I was thinking of just getting an
| > older box, throw 2 NICs in it, hook it up to the modem, and to a
| multi-port
| > switch.  Then install W2K and some proxy software (someone suggested
| sygate,
| > but I had a look at their website, and couldn't really tell what the hell
| it
| > did), and bang!  Every machine can communicate with the internet game
| > server.  Could even have the proxy server host a few net games.
| >
| > Any suggestions/corrections?
| >
| > Thanks,
| >
| > D
| >
| >
|
| 


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