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How do I configure Windows ME or Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing for the Game Voice 1.5 client?
Windows ME and XP ICS: Connecting to a Game Voice Peer Session:
It is possible for a single Game Voice 1.5 client on a Windows ME or Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing "network" to connect to a peer-hosted Game Voice session. (A peer-hosted session is a session in which a Game Voice client is the host.) No additional configuration is necessary, provided that you have DirectX 8 installed (Note: DirectX 8 or later is required for Game Voice 1.5.)
It is not possible for two or more Game Voice 1.5 clients behind a Windows ME or Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing network to connect to the same peer-hosted Game Voice session on the Internet. However, you can connect two or more Game Voice 1.5 clients to a server-hosted session. (A server-hosted session is a session in which a Game Voice Server is the host.) See "Connecting to a Game Voice Server" below.
Windows ME and XP ICS: Hosting a Game Voice Peer Session:
It is possible for a single Game Voice 1.5 client on a Windows ME or Windows XP Internet Connection Sharing "network" to act as the peer-host of a Game Voice session. (A peer-hosted session is a session in which a Game Voice client is the host.) No additional configuration is necessary, provided that you have DirectX 8 installed (Note: DirectX 8 or later is required for Game Voice 1.5.) No other clients on the ICS network will be able to participate in a the session.
Hosting
If you are the host of the chat session, make sure that you configure Game Voice to host from behind your NAT/proxy/firewall using the steps below. This will allow you to invite your contacts to chat sessions using MSN Messenger. If you don’t plan to use the Messenger invitation feature, you can skip this step.
In the Game Voice software, click Game Voice Settings and then click Advanced.
Under Network Options, select the Use the following IP address (NAT/ICS) option, and then type your external IP address in the space provided. If you don't know what your external IP address is, you can click here to look it up.
Note:
Windows ME and Windows XP ICS ignore the default UDP port 9110 used by Game Voice (or any port that you set) and will select a UDP port randomly. If you send MSN Messenger invitations to your contacts, the Messenger invitation will include the correct UDP port. However, if your contacts will be joining your session by entering your IP address, be sure to provide them with the complete IP address and port number that appears at the bottom of the Chat Session window in Game Voice.
Windows ME and XP ICS: Connecting to a Game Voice Server Session:
It is possible for a multiple Game Voice 1.5 clients on a Windows ME or XP Internet Connection Sharing "network" to connect to a server-hosted Game Voice session. (A server-hosted session is a session in which a Game Voice Server is the host.) No additional configuration is necessary.
Notes:If you're connecting to a Game Voice Server that is on your ICS network, connect to the server via its internal IP address. You will not be able to join a server chat that's on your ICS network by clicking on it on the Public Server List on the Game Voice Web site because the Public Server List exposes the external IP only.
Quelle:
http://www.gamevoice.com/Support/support.asp?Page=39
und hast Du in den GV-Einstellungen eingestellt, daß XP sich den Port selbst aussuchen kann? sonst gehts bei mir nämlich net :-)
aber ich bin direkt am DSL-Modem ;-)
mfg
TommyvB
P.S: Hast doch XP, oder? wenn nicht, geh auf die Page und hol dir das für 2000 ;-D
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