Plase explain the network letters s and r to me please

[bungiefanNA]

Just Google and wiki the basics of IP version 4 networking. It would be pages and pages to explain it, as the course I took on it was a couple weeks long. I've given you enough to have an idea of what to search for, you should be able to work a search engine yourself for the rest.

The manual for PlayOnline tells you how to set up a connection, and then it's just plugging in data. You have to know about your network to plug in numbers manually. I don't know anything about your network or what equipment you are running on it, so no specifics for configuring the router or addresses can be given.

It's simple math once you know what each part of the network settings do.

[Kawar]

Just Google and wiki the basics of IP version 4 networking. It would be pages and pages to explain it, as the course I took on it was a couple weeks long. I've given you enough to have an idea of what to search for, you should be able to work a search engine yourself for the rest.

The manual for PlayOnline tells you how to set up a connection, and then it's just plugging in data. You have to know about your network to plug in numbers manually. I don't know anything about your network or what equipment you are running on it, so no specifics for configuring the router or addresses can be given.

It's simple math once you know what each part of the network settings do.

Thanks i will check google later.but Can i ask you how do i bye pass the router to see if the router is bad?

[bungiefanNA]

You remove the router from the chain in the network, which means you can only have one device connected to the modem. That was already said in this thread:

Plug your ps2 directly into the modem to see if it works better bypassing the router.

Not having the router connected is bypassing it. Also, that will work because there won't be anything blocking ports. The whole purpose of the router though is to split the incoming connection to as many devices as you need. WIthout it, only one device can be on the network at once, and no wireless devices can connect.

We're not saying the router is bad, we're saying you need to learn basic management of it to do port forwarding. Everyone should know how to do port forwarding on their own router, just like you should know how to check and fill fluids on your car. It's basic maintenance and operation. Your network doesn't work properly if you don't set this up.

[Kawar]

You remove the router from the chain in the network, which means you can only have one device connected to the modem. That was already said in this thread:



Not having the router connected is bypassing it. Also, that will work because there won't be anything blocking ports. The whole purpose of the router though is to split the incoming connection to as many devices as you need. WIthout it, only one device can be on the network at once, and no wireless devices can connect.

We're not saying the router is bad, we're saying you need to learn basic management of it to do port forwarding. Everyone should know how to do port forwarding on their own router, just like you should know how to check and fill fluids on your car. It's basic maintenance and operation. Your network doesn't work properly if you don't set this up.

Thank you i will test this again later but i got the game now on xboxs and it seems the bad lag i was having has slowed down really bad i just now have the normal zoning lag that 360s have.So can i ask you all from hearing this do you think it was a problem with the ps2 and i was thinking it was the router?