router ip problem

StalkerStalker
edited December 2003 in Hardware
I have a cable modem going into a router which then goes into the two computers that we have set up. The problem is that we both have the same IP when it connects so in games (counterstrike) we cant both join the same server. WE want to be able to play at the same time on the same server. how can we do this?

Comments

  • ramdexramdex Tucson
    edited November 2003
    It shouldn't matter because you will both be using different ports. Do you two have the same cd key?

    What kind of router do you have?
  • StalkerStalker
    edited November 2003
    we have different cdkeys and we are using a netgear mr814v2.
  • berkoberko NY
    edited November 2003
    i had that problem with RVS.
    i had to go into the ini file and change the port number used on one of the games.
    no problem after that
  • RBanfieldRBanfield
    edited November 2003
    If you're at all interested in networking, read up on NAT... which is how your router divides your one IP address into different addresses. The funny thing about it is it violates all of the networking design principles...
  • antthisantthis Bowling Green ky
    edited December 2003
    NAT do basic subnetting that does not violates all of the networking design principles... learn your shit
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