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    Question re multiplayer-2 home computers

    I am a complete novice as to multiplayer, so bear with me.

    I have two home computers which, I think, are part of the same "network". I would like to be able to play CFS3 such that a player on my "upstairs" computer can dogfight a player on my "downstairs" computer.

    Each computer has its own name and are part of the same workgroup. They have different IP addresses. CFS3 is installed in both. I run Vista.

    Can this be done? If so, how?

    Again, I don't even know where to start or precisely what questions to ask.

    Any help would be appreciated.

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    I've done this using two Windows XP computers without problem. I found it very helpful for debugging multiplayer problems with aircraft. The basic ingredients are:
    - Both computers are connected to a router. Mine used the same router
    - Both computers have identical copies of CFS3 installed
    - Know the IP address of the host computer. To determine this ...
    Start
    Run
    Enter the Command
    In the DOS window, enter IPCONFIG
    Note the IP address

    With that in place, you should be able to host a game on computer #1. Once the game is up and running. computer #2 should be able to Join Private Game at the IP address you found
    [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
    Visit my website, http://www3.telus.net/murrdaka/, for the latest news on the CFS3 Attack in the West '40 Campaign for CFS3 (formerly known as the Battle of France) and gmax tutorials for both Aircraft and Vehicles

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    By identicle, do you mean everything must be the same? Can one computer have some different aircraft than the other even if those a/c are not used in a game?

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