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jonesy-the-cat · 01-07-2002, 09:59 AM

sorry, didn't mean to sound abrupt.

What I meant is, just assign an IP address to each computer in your LAN and do away with DHCP. Unless I'm being clueless here, which is totally possible. But even if it is a little tedious to set up the ip's, if you play a few different online games it may be worth it. Especially since you will have the increased security that dynamic port forwarding provides, e.g. no unauthorized activity through ports that are permanently open.

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jonesy-the-cat is Offline Senior Member Posts: 147 Join Date: Jan 2002	01-07-2002, 09:59 AM sorry, didn't mean to sound abrupt. What I meant is, just assign an IP address to each computer in your LAN and do away with DHCP. Unless I'm being clueless here, which is totally possible. But even if it is a little tedious to set up the ip's, if you play a few different online games it may be worth it. Especially since you will have the increased security that dynamic port forwarding provides, e.g. no unauthorized activity through ports that are permanently open.