12 posts Blizzard Entertainment , Irvine CA joined
#5
Ok i can help you there.Here are the instructions> 1 ) go to enternet explorer or whatever you have 2 ) in the address bar,type in you ICP number address 3 ) it would usually be 192.168.0.1 or something like that 4 ) it'll ask you for username and password 5 ) for username and password it'll be this: USERNAME:admin/PASSWORD:admin 6 ) when you get it right, it'll take you to a screen that has your wireless adapter 7 ) go to wireless adapter on the yellow bar thats going down 8 ) the make a port name "Battle.net" and put it on the port 6112 9 ) have it as a TCP trigger type 10 ) restart 11 ) go on warcraft 3 and then on battle.net 12 ) then host a game You will be able to host.Good luck.
IM GONNA EXPLODE ive tried everything that has been sugested or ive thought of and none of this helps the part were i put my IP thing in it comes up with a syntax erorr messege or something like and ive tried it on the computer hosting it AND NOTHING HAPPENS IM IN A RAGE GRRRRRR
You guys can ignore XXZoMBiEXX's post, it's just fitting for ONE specific router. Just read the manual of the router (or contact the producer's technical support).
jup darkshadow is right, every router is totaly diferent... well if u guys tell me what router do u have i think i can still give u a few hints that may work
DarkShadow that is right but i think i just found out my problem i need to pay for some person to come to my house and do some wireing or something *sigh* wich i dont realy plan on paying to be able to host hosting is better then joining games but no way im gonna pay i wish i was smart
12 posts Blizzard Entertainment , Irvine CA joined
#15
thx darkshadow... dude,dont ignore it.instead,just change the icp address i put in with your own and there ya go.and darkshadow read this : it would usually be 192.168.0.1 or something like that