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well last night after completeing A License i wanted to race but have never liked racing computers too much, so thought i would attempt to play online. took me while to get the correct settings but once i did.

 

WOW!!!!

 

it is absolutely amazing online!

 

i play 4 games, no lag in any at all! and once connected to user, u can do a race choose another one and different car,so no disconnecting.

 

I got a game of 3 going and a little bit of lag every so often nothing that bother u at all.

 

If anyone ever played burnout 3 online, the cars jumped alot. there is not one single bit of jumping all very smooth.

 

Now the setting up...hmm...well i had ps2 and computer plugged into the router. But it didnt work as the router was giving it a ip address instead of the program on the computer, so ive plugged the PS2 into back of the computer via 2nd network card and crossover cable and works a treat dont even have to enable internet connection sharing.

 

If people want help setting it up, or want to know my layout and exact settings just pm me.

 

bad points cant use ur own cars....but...ive worked out if you add certain cars to your favorites they become avaliable ;)

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hi mate its 'killerferret' whats yours mate?

 

im always the woods supra ;)

 

ive also managed to get 3 and 4 player working on it, as i fiddled with some settings as i can only seem to host :werd: so i thought if im hosting ill get more then 2 player going.

 

3 player, bit of lag but playable. unless u all around 40ping then it not really noticeable

4 player, lag but playable but too annoying!

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I dont get what you mean when you talk about the router.

 

All it should need is a router assigned IP to play, no?

 

I think you should be able to plug it into the router via the cross over cable to get it to run.

 

Hey bobbeh,

 

no the problem was the router was assigning the ps2 a Ip address.

 

the software you use on your PC needs to assign the PS2 a ip address, (took me ages to work out this is what it does.)

 

problem i got was the router was overriding what ever IP address the software gave it. Most people do what you say plug into router and works but for some reason my router wouldnt let it.

 

was giving it a good thrashing last night again, im nackered today :looney:

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hi mate its 'killerferret' whats yours mate?

 

im always the woods supra ;)

 

 

well mine is KOMP :) and ja ill be in the JGTC woodone :) add me as contact if you like and ill add you.

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Hey bobbeh,

 

no the problem was the router was assigning the ps2 a Ip address.

 

the software you use on your PC needs to assign the PS2 a ip address, (took me ages to work out this is what it does.)

 

problem i got was the router was overriding what ever IP address the software gave it. Most people do what you say plug into router and works but for some reason my router wouldnt let it.

 

was giving it a good thrashing last night again, im nackered today :looney:

 

What router do you have?

 

Mine doesnt support the PS2, you may have the same one.

 

It should make any difference where the PS2 gets an IP from, because the router acts as DHCP and just allows traffic back and froth like your PC. :conf:

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It should make any difference where the PS2 gets an IP from, because the router acts as DHCP and just allows traffic back and froth like your PC. :conf:

 

hi mate i got the Netgear DT34G or something like that lol which works fine playing online with normal games like medal of honour

 

it does make a difference to what ip address as when the Kai engine starts up it says ip address 127.0.0.1 so it is acting like another router in a different IP range.

 

basically the data comes in from router, then has to go to your PC into Kai software,which then forwards on the data to the PS2.

 

the kai software i think creates sort of a VPN between the PC's so that the ps2's can see each other. thats it main purpose to allow the ps2's to see each other.

 

thats why a IP address from the router will be no good as it is in a different range.

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