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Ok guys i keep getting this Far Cry problem when i have a LAN with my freind it says "only LAN ip's accepted" or somthing round those lines it his ip is showing the whole thing, should it only have a few numbers or what?thanks Dan
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Originally Posted by pok_pok_911
A "LAN IP" would have the same number of .. well .. numbers.
The difference would be it will probably be something like "192.168.xxx.xxx" (x's would be numbers).
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Michaelsoft Systems CEO
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Originally Posted by Xie
Usually with a LAN you either have 192.168.1.x or 192.168.0.x. Most router out of the box use one if those (DLINK and Linksys)
pok_pok_911: I dont really understand what your trying to say, could you clarify please. |
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Originally Posted by Admiral Michael
Yeah .. I guess I shouldn't have put 3 x's but 1. Sorry to confuse anyone.
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Originally Posted by Admiral Michael
I think his friend is trying to play on the LAN with probably his regular IP from his ISP. Since it's not routeable internal he's getting an error. I think all he has to do is change is IP manually if need be to anything in the range we listed above.
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Michaelsoft Systems CEO
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ok, if thats the case then:
Is the computer actually on the same network? Is there DHCP setup? Is your friend's IP set manually for his ISP? |
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From Ubisoft's support site
I recieve the error that LAN servers require LAN IP address when I have a LAN address of 192.193.194.1 and a subnet of 255.255.255.0 and the server has a LAN address of 192.193.194.50 and a subnet of 255.255.255.0 we both have patch v1.31 Answer: The game will only allow you to run a LAN server from a 192.168.x.x IP address because the cd keys are not checked when running a LAN game. If your IP address is anything other than an address in the 192.168.x.x range, other computers on your LAN will not be able to see or connect to your server. |
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