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Article #378Re: Diablo via Win95 dialup ipx, is it possible ?
From: bl... Brian M Long
Date: Thu, 30 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 30 Jan 1997 00:00
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I tried this with win 95, it will not work, possibly because win 95 will not
act as a bridge between two different IPX networks (you are creating two
networks, on that is over the phone line, and the other over your lan
cards) Actually I just had an idea, if you can make sure that the IPX numbers
are the same on both sides, it may work. Somehting like NT Server
(or workstation?) that was the computer that accepted the dialin AND was
hooked local to the network should allow the bridge between the two networks.
Brian
James Bass (*jhb...@servtech.com) wrote:
: Is it possible to play Diablo through Win95's Dial-Up server via IPX ?
: The reason I ask is I want to run a 2 player game on a ipx based lan.
: And I would have the ability to allow someone to dial at the same time and
: join thus making a 3 player game. Any ideas ?
: -thanks
: Jimmy
:
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