also @ TechSpot: Android 4.0: Tracking Ice Cream Sandwich's Availability on Smartphones

TechSpot

Setting up network for games

Discussion in 'Storage and Networking' started by chanman, Feb 18, 2005.

Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.
  1. chanman Newcomer, in training

    puke: can some one hlep me set up a net work i can play games on!!
  2. isatippy Newcomer, in training

    What do you want to know about it. How many comps do you have. :hotouch:
  3. chanman Newcomer, in training

    i have 2 computers one with xp home the other with pro. i can not see the other computer.i can not play games with it eather. :hotbounce
  4. isatippy Newcomer, in training

    What do you mean you can't see the other comp :suspiciou
  5. chanman Newcomer, in training

    what???

    :(some time i can see it but i can not get in to the Folders i have a d-link router :mad:
  6. isatippy Newcomer, in training

    Ok make sure you have installed every thing right and have you gone throw the add a network if not do that. :hotouch:
  7. tom_pearson Newcomer, in training

    also make sure you have set permisions on the files you have shared. for example run the network setup wizard and make sure file and printer sharing is enabled. are you wired or wireless???
  8. knuckleball Newcomer, in training

    make sure you have both set to same workgroup also
  9. HoopaJoop Newcomer, in training

    Most games don't require your machines to be able to see each other's files. They almost all connect to each other through IP connections. As long as you have a router handing out DHCP addresses your machines should be on the same subnet allowing ip connections to occur.

    You just need to make sure you don't have any static IP's. If you do, then make sure all machines on the network have unique IPs in the same subnet.

    Just turning on file and printer sharing without thought of security is a bad idea. If you intend to share files among the machines that is a different subject.
Thread Status:
Not open for further replies.