[Fox5]

I know that my router on my cable connection automatically puts up a firewall, but there is no password or username for it, and I don't know what the port for it is or how to find out.(winipcfg doesn't tell me, unless it is under a different name) Do I need to even enable the firewall option?
And sorry for not putting this in the plugin trouble shooting thing, but it seems no one goes there, plus I also wanted to ask....
Anyone up for a game of Bushido Blade 2?

 

[carnage179]

What the hell is a Foop?

 

[Fox5]

I think a foop is something like a fool.

 

[carnage179]

My brother is a foop.

 

[Betamax]

Oh. I thought it was a typo

 

[Fox5]

You may be a foop, and not even know it.
BTW, can anyone help me? Also, how about Twisted Metal 3 or 4, or Independence Day? I also have xenogears but the multiplayer runs very slow in that.(I think, haven't played it on the latest version.) I have a couple other games like Twisted Metal 2 and stuff, but I let my cousin borrow those about a year ago and he hasn't returned them yet.

 

[carnage179]

Call him to get them back.

 

[Iczelion]

Try Cyberpad without firewall option enabled first. If it didn't work, then you're behind a firewall. To find out about the frewall options, you can call your ISP (or anyone who installed the router for you) or if you have its username/password, you can telnet into the router to setup the firewall option yourself.

 

[Fox5]

I also have Gran Turismo 2.(I bought it to use with Bleemcast!) However, my cousin lives pretty far away. Last time I was there he said he forgot to bring the games, plus he let one of his friends borrow Twisted Metal 2. From what I've heard about his friends, I'm not sure if I'll get it back, and I'm pretty sure it won't be in good condition.
Oh and I know I am behind a firewall, in fact I even know that not all the games on Gamespy Arcade will work because of it. Well, it might not be a firewall, its just that my computer is not directly connected to the Internet, it is assigned a different IP by my router. There is no password or anything like that, anything that is plugged into the router can be used with it. I've even plugged my dreamcast in. Besides, I don't have anyone to test it with, my friends aren't really into the emulation scene, and they are all on dial ups. The only time I've been able to get a game going with any of them is back when I had a high quality 33.6k modem and we could directly connect with each other. I was able to get a couple connections with my software 56k(what I currently have in addition to my cable modem) but that gave me terrible performance and would often disconnect.