Ok i have a network configuration and i want to play Socom combined assault online, but i have NO idea how to get it all set up. My tv and ps2 r in the lounge and my computer is in the kitchen. Help!!!
PS2's Still going online? wow. Thought they had shut down the service. I tried some games a few months back and got nothing. I guess some of the titles still have online connection.
You could have at least given him a link. You know, he might have tried google previously and not found anything, hence why he might have come here. :|
Ok i have a network configuration and i want to play Socom combined assault online, but i have NO idea how to get it all set up. My tv and ps2 r in the lounge and my computer is in the kitchen. Help!!!Agurr22
On the other hand, do you have a router? If not, you will need a second NIC (Network Interface Card) for your PC, ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) enabled in Windows, and a X-Over (Crossover) Ethernet (CAT5) cable to run between your PS2 and 2nd NIC on your PC. Does sthis help?
[QUOTE="Agurr22"]Ok i have a network configuration and i want to play Socom combined assault online, but i have NO idea how to get it all set up. My tv and ps2 r in the lounge and my computer is in the kitchen. Help!!!fennec_fox
On the other hand, do you have a router? If not, you will need a second NIC (Network Interface Card) for your PC, ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) enabled in Windows, and a X-Over (Crossover) Ethernet (CAT5) cable to run between your PS2 and 2nd NIC on your PC. Does sthis help?
[QUOTE="Agurr22"]Ok i have a network configuration and i want to play Socom combined assault online, but i have NO idea how to get it all set up. My tv and ps2 r in the lounge and my computer is in the kitchen. Help!!!Agurr22
On the other hand, do you have a router? If not, you will need a second NIC (Network Interface Card) for your PC, ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) enabled in Windows, and a X-Over (Crossover) Ethernet (CAT5) cable to run between your PS2 and 2nd NIC on your PC. Does sthis help?
Uh...no
OK, simple question - how is your PC connected to Internet? Through router? Or directly to the cable/IDSL modem?
What he said - unplug the cable from PC and plug it into PS2 - hassle, but since you don't have a router and your PC does not have a 2nd network card, this is your only option...
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