Author Topic: How to host using Hamachi  (Read 3198 times)

First up download this (the first on on the right): https://secure.logmein.com/products/hamachi2/download.aspx

Next you have to install it and create a new network (By clicking on the network tab)

Set a ID and a Password (You also have to select your router connection)

Now get other people to get hamachi and connect to your network (Only for friends you want on your server)

now host a game and have your friend and yourself with hamachi open and everyone connected to your connection.
Now tell them to connect to your ip on hamachi (usually a number starting with 5)

Now tell you friends to connect to that ip.


This works!
« Last Edit: March 28, 2011, 11:52:23 PM by FOX TAIL »

I'm not badspot if anyone asks
« Last Edit: March 28, 2011, 11:15:50 PM by FOX TAIL »

Why don't you try it? hurr

Or you could just make sure to click, "Internet," after clicking Start Game.

I'm not badspot okay?
I don't believe anyone thought you were.

Or you could just make sure to click, "Internet," after clicking Start Game.
I don't believe anyone thought you were.

I meant to say that, some people cannot host without enabling UpNp or port forwarding, so I thought this may be another alternative

Too bad Hamachi doesn't post your server to the internet. And people have known about this for AGES. >:c

Hamachi is supposed to be pretty reliable, also you can host for other games like gmod, hl:DM, minecraft, etc


No one is going to install Hamachi just for your server.

No one is going to install Hamachi just for your server.
use his dedicated hosting service

use his dedicated hosting service
Every time that's mentioned in a topic asking for help with hosting problems, I look like a jerk.
Thanks.

Every time that's mentioned in a topic asking for help with hosting problems, I look like a jerk.
Thanks.
what?


how exactly?

No one is going to install Hamachi just for your server.
Beats the hell out of not being able to host at all

Beats the hell out of not being able to host at all

Good thing I already have Hamachi. Glad I know this now..