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gamers: any of you use a router that doesn't give to many problems with games?

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Been using a Linksys BEFSR41 for over a year now. To join a game, I don't have to open any ports etc (you shouldn't have to). To host yes I have to open the game port (whichever port that game uses). I've hosted clan practices for GR, CS, and RTCW, Q3 etc.

Forwarding a port is simple to do. The more you do it the faster you?ll become untroubled. The people I?ve helped thus far have had success setting up their router for this simple task. However, some have had to replace their router (some routers were not working properly etc?), and some (believe it or not) were giving there firends there router assigned IP address (doh!).

Fairly easy if you ask me.
 
I have a question...can you just open up the DMZ on your router and put your IP in there? will that let you be able to host games as well?
 
Originally posted by: stockjock
I have a question...can you just open up the DMZ on your router and put your IP in there? will that let you be able to host games as well?
I don't see why not.
 
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