SOCOM II: Official Thread
The Creator
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From: Albany, NY
Originally posted by Berner
Someone please translate:
You have two devices vying for the same ports on the same router. Place one device in the DMZ, and use port forwarding for the other PS2 and point the proper ports to the IP address of the 2nd PS2 and viola, your problems go away.
Someone please translate:
You have two devices vying for the same ports on the same router. Place one device in the DMZ, and use port forwarding for the other PS2 and point the proper ports to the IP address of the 2nd PS2 and viola, your problems go away.
the router will forward ALL TRAFFIC to your PS2 set as your DMZ... no filtering, no firewall etc.
so it will work.
the 2nd PS2 setup with appropriate port forwarding......... will get all traffic intended for those ports.
so both will get traffic.
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Originally posted by soopa
the router will forward ALL TRAFFIC to your PS2 set as your DMZ... no filtering, no firewall etc.
so it will work.
the 2nd PS2 setup with appropriate port forwarding......... will get all traffic intended for those ports.
so both will get traffic.
the router will forward ALL TRAFFIC to your PS2 set as your DMZ... no filtering, no firewall etc.
so it will work.
the 2nd PS2 setup with appropriate port forwarding......... will get all traffic intended for those ports.
so both will get traffic.
Edit: appropriate port forwarding ??????
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From: Wexford, PA
Originally posted by soopa
the router will forward ALL TRAFFIC to your PS2 set as your DMZ... no filtering, no firewall etc.
so it will work.
the 2nd PS2 setup with appropriate port forwarding......... will get all traffic intended for those ports.
so both will get traffic.
the router will forward ALL TRAFFIC to your PS2 set as your DMZ... no filtering, no firewall etc.
so it will work.
the 2nd PS2 setup with appropriate port forwarding......... will get all traffic intended for those ports.
so both will get traffic.
ummmmmmmmmm, k
Cost Drivers!!!!
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From: burbs of philly
one device goes before your router/firewall and one device after it. Within your router/firewall config you shuld have the ability to forward traffic coming or going from certain ports to other ports. I'm sure soopa will correct me if i'm wrong.
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Originally posted by mrsteve
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From: Pittsburgh, PA
Yea I tried but still not sure on what to do.. I left RA up if you want to give it a shot... I found the DMZ but no clue how to port forward or what the rest of this means "Place one device in the DMZ, and use port forwarding for the other PS2 and point the proper ports to the IP address of the 2nd PS2 and viola"
Edit: Port 1 is one PS2/my computer through a hub
Port 3 is other PS2
Sorry for buggin you..
Edit: Port 1 is one PS2/my computer through a hub
Port 3 is other PS2
Sorry for buggin you..
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Originally posted by mrsteve's bro
IM NOT YELLING THIS IS HOW I TALK
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