Author Topic: Dedicated Lan not showing up for me  (Read 2979 times)

What is with you and "bump"? It doesn't make sense anyway!

On topic: I agree with Pliny; no person can join a server if its hosted by the same I.D.  Believe me, I've tried. Even since V11 came out.

What is with you and "bump"? It doesn't make sense anyway!

On topic: I agree with Pliny; no person can join a server if its hosted by the same I.D.  Believe me, I've tried. Even since V11 came out.
i've done it before, and bump is to get it back to the top page

i've done it before
Same here, but only when the other player didn't have the same I.D.

bump is to get it back to the top page
Thx

it was my own dedicated lan server, on the same computer, with the same ID

i take it as nobody knows, too lazy to respond, not looking, or don't want to help me?

Stop the loving bumping.

Stop the loving bumping.
just because you say that, and because i'm wanting to know why, no

Totally not true.  I see plenty of people with the same names and IDs on the same servers.
u open it on the same computer to do that. and that glitch wasnt fixed yet

nobody's going to help? i just know it...

Are you on the same IP? If not, this topic is pointless.

Are you on the same IP? If not, this topic is pointless.
same IP, same internet, same computer

Click start, go to run. Type cmd and press enter.

Type ipconfig and press enter.

It should say something along the lines of Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: blah...

Look for your IP address. Mine happens to be 192.168.1.104. Yours will probably be similar.

Then try direct connecting using the local IP of whichever computer is running the dedicated. If you are hosting the dedicated server on your computer, it will be your IP. If you are joining it on the computer your dad is running, it will be his IP.

Click start, go to run. Type cmd and press enter.

Type ipconfig and press enter.

It should say something along the lines of Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: blah...

Look for your IP address. Mine happens to be 192.168.1.104. Yours will probably be similar.

Then try direct connecting using the local IP of whichever computer is running the dedicated. If you are hosting the dedicated server on your computer, it will be your IP. If you are joining it on the computer your dad is running, it will be his IP.
umm... i'm running the dedi on the same computer that i'm trying to connect with, apparently that's not possible?

Yes you can, I just did it.

Hey, I thought quote pyramids were impossible now...