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Lan play

Quball15 · 2005-03-02 17:13:25

hey, i have pro evo 4 installed on both machines both running winxp..connected with crossover cable, but they can't connect either as host or client...ip addresses are setup and i've no probs playin any other games on my lan...i doubt port forwarding is the answer since i don't use a router just the crossover, could be…

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02-03-2005 6:13pm

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Quball15

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hey,
i have pro evo 4 installed on both machines both running winxp..connected with crossover cable, but they can't connect either as host or client...ip addresses are setup and i've no probs playin any other games on my lan...i doubt port forwarding is the answer since i don't use a router just the crossover, could be wrong though....any ideas? wanna get a game against my friend!
thanks

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#2 02-03-2005 9:30pm
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Why not plug 2 gamepads into the one PC

Both pcs need UDP 5739 open to see each other , check the stickies above for exact info on LAN gaming.

kdjac

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