Rise Of Nations Network Problem

ArdThomas · September 18th, 2004

hello ive been having problems with rise of nations network gaming it keeps coming up unable to establish a connection when me and my bro do have the network cable in!

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kingking 3rd · September 18th, 2004

didn't read

but for any network problem, the first thing you should do is to ping the destination ip address, and ping www.google.com.

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Coolsvilleman · September 18th, 2004

I agree try ping first. But for rise of nations you have to make sure you have tcp/ip protocols installed and that you are using the right network cable if your not using a hub or router. As well I would try pinging your bro's network computer. If you have a firewall try disabling* it as well.

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ArdThomas · September 19th, 2004

Thanks

RF · September 19th, 2004

I disagree. Pinging google will do nothing for a lan problem

. Ping the destination lan ip, and make sure your computers are under the same subnet. Then refer the the documentation on port forwarding/opening, and the ports you need to open (if you are using a router).

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September 18th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
kingking 3rd Registered User Join Date: Jun 2001 Posts: 416	didn't read but for any network problem, the first thing you should do is to ping the destination ip address, and ping www.google.com. __________________ (e<_e )3

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Coolsvilleman Emulation to the max! Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 2,560	I agree try ping first. But for rise of nations you have to make sure you have tcp/ip protocols installed and that you are using the right network cable if your not using a hub or router. As well I would try pinging your bro's network computer. If you have a firewall try disabling* it as well. __________________ Q6600 Core 2 Quad \|\| Soundblaster X-Fi Extreme HD \|\| e-VGA 8800GTX \|\| 4096mb 4-4-4-12-2T Dual-Channel RAM \|\| MSI P6N Diamond \|\| 2x 320GB Hardrive \|\| 5.1 Speakers \|\| Remote control \|\| 8x USB 2.0 \|\| DVD/CD ±RW Drive \|\| 1x IEEE1394 www.coolsvilleman.homedns.org Normally down. E-mail me for a DVD @ coolsvilleman@gmail.com

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ArdThomas Registered User Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: gawler Posts: 7	Thanks

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RF Canadian Spaceman Join Date: May 2002 Location: Canada Posts: 8,744	I disagree. Pinging google will do nothing for a lan problem . Ping the destination lan ip, and make sure your computers are under the same subnet. Then refer the the documentation on port forwarding/opening, and the ports you need to open (if you are using a router). __________________ CPU: Core i7 920 \ MB: EVGA X58 \ RAM: 12GB OCZ DDR3-1600 \ GPU: SLI 8800GTX HDD: 2x 150GB VelociRaptor R0 / PSU: Enermax Galaxy 850w / OS: Windows 7 x64