Getting Online In Hotels

Uncle Doug · 01-14-2005

That'd be sweet. Thanks.

The_Doodler · 01-15-2005

Hey, everyone missed out something.

PORTS

Are you sure that they have all the required ports for SOCOM 2?

Uncle Doug · 01-15-2005

That's why I'm asking. I'm not sure what ports are needed. I'm trying to get all the knowledge about which ports and servers and all other aspects so that I can tell these support reps exactly what I need, and then narrow the problem down.

Sidewinder04 · 01-17-2005

Port Info for routers:

10070-10080 TCP
10070 UDP
6000-7000 UDP
6869 TCP
6869 UDP
3658 UDP
3000-4000 TCP and UDP
443 TCP and UDP
80 TCP and UDP
53 TCP and UDP

Pimp Hand 47 · 01-20-2005

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Originally Posted by Sidewinder04

Port Info for routers:

10070-10080 TCP
10070 UDP
6000-7000 UDP
6869 TCP
6869 UDP
3658 UDP
3000-4000 TCP and UDP
443 TCP and UDP
80 TCP and UDP
53 TCP and UDP

Yeah that's going to be it. It's a firewall issue. I'm sure that in many cases you're not going to be able to talk to someone at the hotel that has access to them and/or would allow you to request a rule.

The easiest thing to do would be to ask them to give you a static IP and then add it to the DMZ, if possible.

Mcque · 01-26-2005

Your problem might be that they are using multiple hubs, in which case you might be SOL. Do you use their isp to log on with your ps2 or are you still using the Uncledoug@example.com you use at home?

Lt. Haas · 01-30-2005

I know that Embassy Sweeets uses a service calles Lodgenet which does not allow you to utilize their high speed internet through anything but a computer. I went to vegas, expecting to play the entire week while off school, but I didn't get to b/c of Lodgenet. So I guess availability relies solely on the ISP at the Hotel/Suite.

BTW - I am only 17 if any of you are wondering why I went to vegas to play SOCOM 2...

Football_Seal · 02-08-2005

dunno what to tell ya

Pimp Hand 47 · 03-15-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lt. Haas

I know that Embassy Sweeets uses a service calles Lodgenet which does not allow you to utilize their high speed internet through anything but a computer. I went to vegas, expecting to play the entire week while off school, but I didn't get to b/c of Lodgenet. So I guess availability relies solely on the ISP at the Hotel/Suite.

BTW - I am only 17 if any of you are wondering why I went to vegas to play SOCOM 2...

I'm sure you could circumvent that by connecting a laptop and then connecting your PS2 on a second NIC on the laptop through ICS.

ICICLE · 03-23-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pimp Hand 47

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lt. Haas

I know that Embassy Sweeets uses a service calles Lodgenet which does not allow you to utilize their high speed internet through anything but a computer. I went to vegas, expecting to play the entire week while off school, but I didn't get to b/c of Lodgenet. So I guess availability relies solely on the ISP at the Hotel/Suite.

BTW - I am only 17 if any of you are wondering why I went to vegas to play SOCOM 2...

I'm sure you could circumvent that by connecting a laptop and then connecting your PS2 on a second NIC on the laptop through ICS.

next time i go to a hotel ill try that out with my dads laptop. may b it will actually work! thanx pimp. now i will play socom II online evrywhere i go!