View Full Version : Router troubke
mcvicar
05-31-2005, 01:44 PM
i recently got the bt voyager 205 router and now i cant play join games or host on sfo i have tried a few things....but im not too sure on exactly what to do so does anyone know how to fix my problem?
mastergrim8
05-31-2005, 03:36 PM
you still should be able to join a game
mcvicar
05-31-2005, 04:10 PM
hey your right *embarresed*
mustve been the games i was joining wernt panning out
Dark_Paladin_X
05-31-2005, 07:29 PM
Remember this with routers. The abilities of hosting your own game, challenges others (not accepting them) are lost when you use a router.
You CAN accept quick game chaalenges, and join other hosts.
Metalbullet
06-01-2005, 12:55 PM
Remember this with routers. The abilities of hosting your own game, challenges others (not accepting them) are lost when you use a router.
You CAN accept quick game chaalenges, and join other hosts.
What?? You said not expenting them..And then you say you can?
Dark_Paladin_X
06-01-2005, 01:22 PM
Remember this with routers. The abilities of hosting your own game, challenges others (not accepting them) are lost when you use a router.
You CAN accept quick game chaalenges, and join other hosts.
What?? You said not expenting them..And then you say you can?
expenting?
well, i think i told you don't expect to be able to host or challenge (not counting accepting them).
So. To make this clear.
WITH ROUTERS, YOU CAN NOT (AND WILL NOT) BE ABLE TO HOST. IF PEOPLE CHALLENGE YOU, YOU CAN ACCEPT THEM, BUT THERE'S STILL A CHANCE THAT IT MIGHT NOT CONNECT. ROUTER'ED USERS WILL HAVE TO JOIN OTHER PEOPLE'S HOSTED GAMES.
mastergrim8
06-01-2005, 03:03 PM
welll what do you mean by term router...I'm using a WEESTELL MODEL 327W and i can damn well host :biggrin:
Dark_Paladin_X
06-01-2005, 03:13 PM
welll what do you mean by term router...I'm using a WEESTELL MODEL 327W and i can damn well host :biggrin:
what i meant by router is...a, let's say box, that will divide an internet connection so that mutliple computers can have internet access.
If you can host on a router, i'd like to know more about your system set-up (connection, router, and so on)
Metalbullet
06-02-2005, 06:49 PM
I doubt he can host..If he says he has a router then he wouldn't be able to host
Dark_Paladin_X
06-02-2005, 07:06 PM
I doubt he can host..If he says he has a router then he wouldn't be able to host
Well. With some computers, with the right programs, and internet connections, you could be able to host.
He said he's on DSL. I duno much about DSL, so, that's y i want him to explain his connection more to me so i can learn. :D
Not everyone's computer/system settings are the same.
Edited By Dark_Paladin_X on 1117764684
InvaderX
06-02-2005, 08:37 PM
I doubt he can host..If he says he has a router then he wouldn't be able to host
Well. With some computers, with the right programs, and internet connections, you could be able to host.
He said he's on DSL. I duno much about DSL, so, that's y i want him to explain his connection more to me so i can learn. :D
Not everyone's computer/system settings are the same.
i have a dsl router/moden
and i cant host :down:
Dark_Paladin_X
06-02-2005, 08:50 PM
I doubt he can host..If he says he has a router then he wouldn't be able to host
Well. With some computers, with the right programs, and internet connections, you could be able to host.
He said he's on DSL. I duno much about DSL, so, that's y i want him to explain his connection more to me so i can learn. :D
Not everyone's computer/system settings are the same.
i have a dsl router/moden
and i cant host :down:
I think that master might have a prgram, or some sort of acessory that allows him to host or something. We won't know for sure til he posts.
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