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Yarok · Post by **Yarok** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 10:27 am

I'm not sure if this is true or not but I can't host servers.

either nobody comes or nobody can join

I'll host a server right now called server test

server name: server test
pass: MGMF
on mac
no mod (just testing)

Master Thief · Post by **Master Thief** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 10:40 am

Nope... You can't host. I just tried to join but it said: Unable to connect to server. Could it have something to do with the IP adress?

Yarok · Post by **Yarok** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 10:50 am

dunno

I don't know that stuff

NOW I HAVE A PROBLEM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

KoRnDoG · Post by **KoRnDoG** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:22 pm

yeah alot of pple cant host servers. maybe because of internet providers? idk... but its pretty common. could possibly be your computer..... grrr now im confused. lol.

Yarok · Post by **Yarok** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:26 pm

can I fix it?

I can join but not host

potatoe · Post by **potatoe** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 12:55 pm

that is a confuzzling problem... this happens on my friends macbook. so every time he makes a mod, he has to mediafire it, i download it, and then he joins mine. i think it has to do with the mac address.

:cue altimit with explanation:

P!ckoff · Post by **P!ckoff** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 2:16 pm

Here is something that might help:

http://mac.clanhalo.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13814

Also, you may have to modify that or use bits and pieces. Do you use AirPort or another wireless internet connection?

This is a very common problem. Moxus had a link... And there is another somewhere....

Post by **Monoman** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:36 pm

You probably just have to use Port Forwarding on your router with the Halo Demo ports.

KoRnDoG · Post by **KoRnDoG** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:53 pm

o yeah..... i have a router... i think thats why i can host. cool.

Yarok · Post by **Yarok** » Thu Jan 03, 2008 6:40 pm

I may seem like an idiot but, can someone give me the details for everything that you guys are saying?

and I think I use airport

i have a "Wireless-G Broadband Router with a Four Port Switch"

G[v]N · Post by **G[v]N** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 4:20 am

I have a Wireless G ADSL Router, further described as a ADSL 2/2 Ready Wireless G Gateway Router

Which is further described as a 6 in 1 device: ADSL Modem + Wireless G AP + Router + 4 Port 10/100 Auto MDIX Switch + USB + Firewall

@_@
For some stupid reason my Mac(book) can connect to the modem's wireless signal, but I can't access the internet.
I have to use a direct cable @_@ The slot on the right of the charging slot
-.-

Why is it most desktops are able to host games? My laptop can't =(
Or is it just a mythical theory..

Yarok · Post by **Yarok** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 5:52 am

my desktop can't

Fonzeh · Post by **Fonzeh** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 6:14 am

Gra[V]33N wrote:I have a Wireless G ADSL Router, further described as a ADSL 2/2 Ready Wireless G Gateway Router

Which is further described as a 6 in 1 device: ADSL Modem + Wireless G AP + Router + 4 Port 10/100 Auto MDIX Switch + USB + Firewall

@_@
For some stupid reason my Mac(book) can connect to the modem's wireless signal, but I can't access the internet.
I have to use a direct cable @_@ The slot on the right of the charging slot
-.-

Why is it most desktops are able to host games? My laptop can't =(
Or is it just a mythical theory..

you need a wireless password. Thats so people can't acess your internet. The password is on the MAIN Computer of your house. What you need to do is put in your wireless router installer disc in the MAIN computer (or the one that set up the wireless connection) and just go through the steps. At the end it should give u a password. Copy down the password and put it in as you try to connect to your wireless network.

Yarok · Post by **Yarok** » Fri Jan 04, 2008 6:23 am

P!ckoff wrote:Here is something that might help:

http://mac.clanhalo.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13814

Also, you may have to modify that or use bits and pieces. Do you use AirPort or another wireless internet connection?

This is a very common problem. Moxus had a link... And there is another somewhere....

thanks for the link

now all I need to do is find setup>forwarding (not in spotlight)

EDIT: I can't do most of this since I'm not admin

I'll have to ask for it

I'll get it

EDIT2: Linksys Start Here

Go to "System Preferences>Network>TCP/IP". Write down your Subnet Mask then change "Configure IPv4" to Manually. In the "IP Address" box, put 10.0.1.253, in "Subnet Mask", put in the subnet mask you wrote down, in "Router", write 10.0.1.1, in "DNS Servers" write the DNS IP that you wrote down from the "Internet" Tab. Save the settings!

If You are Using a Linksys Wireless ISR

Lucky you! Your job is really easy! All that you have to do is follow the above from where it says Linksys Start Here AFTER going into the router's settings and doing the following:

Go to Setup>Forwarding

Add this: Halo Server 2302 - 2302 UDP - 10.0.1.253
and this: Halo Client 2303 - 2303 UDP - 10.0.1.253
and this: Web 80-80 TCP - 10.0.1.253

Now start from where it says: Linksys Start Here then finish out the guide!
___________________________________________

now, what is "Setup>forwarding"
and

Web 80-80 TCP - 10.0.1.253

and

Subnet Mask

and

write the DNS IP that you wrote down from the "Internet" Tab.

?

Moxus · Post by **Moxus** » Sat Jan 05, 2008 4:45 am

P!ckoff wrote:Here is something that might help:

http://mac.clanhalo.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13814

Also, you may have to modify that or use bits and pieces. Do you use AirPort or another wireless internet connection?

This is a very common problem. Moxus had a link... And there is another somewhere....

Except that process will no longer work if you have Leopard. You would need to manually open ports.

-=Moxus=-

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