I have a router and have scoured the internet looking for a way
to host JJ2 games using my wireless 2.4 ghz linksys router but
have failed miserably. Can someone help?

ugh, annoying isnt it? i cant host either, because of my router,, :P

i know there is some way to be able to host with a router, im just not sure of it,,

I have a router, I can host ;D. Its pretty easy then you get to know how to do it. It's hard to explain though, just look back through some of the threads in Technical Help.

I have no idea what im talking about, but maybe change ports 10052-10054 or 10052-10057 on ingoing outgoing?

You have to open ports 10052~ or something.

i have them all open but my stupid servers keep pinging ;(

i got the same router as you and i set jj2 up fine with little trouble

This is how i did it:
1st its best to give your pc a static ip on your lan so it dont change when you re start. to do this go to the propoties of your network card, then tcp/ip propoties and enter the following information see in the pic (dont need to have the same ip)



Go to your routers config page which should be http://192.168.1.1 and enter your password (if you have never done it before its admin, and there is no username by default)

once you in click on applications and gaming and foward ports 10052 and 10054 to the ip address of your pc then you should have something like this:



Next go to the security section and make sure "Block Anonymous Internet Requests " is NOT ticked, this will allow people to ping you and hopefully let them join your servers. (leave the firewall on for your protection )



Hope it now works for you !

Great explanation, XTreem. That's just how I learned to do it.

Well I Have A Different Problem......

I am on a network and i connect to the internet thur a network hub to a server that its directy connected to the inter net

The OS I have is Windows ME and No one can connect to my games, plus im new at this stuff.

Originally Posted by Xtreem

i got the same router as you and i set jj2 up fine with little trouble

This is how i did it:
1st its best to give your pc a static ip on your lan so it dont change when you re start. to do this go to the propoties of your network card, then tcp/ip propoties and enter the following information see in the pic (dont need to have the same ip)

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Go to your routers config page which should be http://192.168.1.1 and enter your password (if you have never done it before its admin, and there is no username by default)

once you in click on applications and gaming and foward ports 10052 and 10054 to the ip address of your pc then you should have something like this:

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Next go to the security section and make sure "Block Anonymous Internet Requests " is NOT ticked, this will allow people to ping you and hopefully let them join your servers. (leave the firewall on for your protection )

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Hope it now works for you !

It's actually only necessary to forward port 10052 (though still both TCP and UDP). Ports 10053 and 10054 are always outgoing connections (even when you're hosting).